Sentence examples for literary purpose from inspiring English sources

In our moment, fewer and fewer fiction writers use clothes for a deeper literary purpose.

"There was quite enough human nature in Wessex for one man's literary purpose".

These, of course, are not true novels, but they serve to indicate a literary purpose that is not primarily aesthetic.

He "chose a life of singular literary purpose and a lifelong pattern of selfish conduct that he could neither deny nor completely bury".

As early as the 16th century haikai no renga, or comic renga, had been composed by way of diversion after an evening of serious renga composition, reverting to the original social, rather than literary, purpose of making linked verse.

Although there must have been some early stirrings in Hispaniola, literary activity in the Western sense (that is, written forms that had a conscious literary purpose and employed an alphabetic language) began with the Hispanicization of Mexico City.

It's not always pleasant, or easy, dredging up deep-seated fears for literary purposes.

But for literary purposes, I compressed lots of episodes into readable chunks.

Born in 1878 in Warsaw as Henryk Goldszmit, the doctor adopted the name Korczak for literary purposes.

By the 18th century, however, Czech had practically ceased to be used for higher literary purposes.

Kashmiri is the only Dardic language that has been used extensively for literary purposes.