Sentence examples for literary question from inspiring English sources

B.B.: Here's one last "literary" question: Can a cartoonist be sued for libel or, say, treason for belittling and mocking a sitting President?

Her final judgment, stated in different ways throughout the book, is that "it is how the story means, rather than what it means, that is the literary question".

Victoria Stewart's intriguing "Rich Girl," now having its world premiere at the George Street Playhouse in association with the Cleveland Play House, asks and answers a timely literary question for fans of Henry James's 1881 novel, "Washington Square": What if Victorian parents could have Googled the possible gold diggers wooing their daughters?

In a way, they can be listened to as an answer to the literary question, "What do we value?" Jonathan Franzen, in the current one, admirably expands the conversation by reading two humor pieces, Veronica Geng's "Love Trouble is My Business," and Ian Frazier's "Coyote V. Acme".

For her, the question becomes acute not with regard to her writing (though it is always present here as a literary question) but with regard to a sexually intense relationship she has with a man named Israel, who is erotically dominating and demanding.

Literary questions were touched on.

Kraus found that she got asked as many self-help questions as literary questions.

This could be one of the great literary questions of our era.

But my indifference towards "literary" questions has become such that my shame at showing you the book has become rather slight.

And yet for all that, there is something narrow, almost naïve, about her insistence that the most "literary" questions are "questions about the way something means, rather than what it means, or even why".

Does she mind that this "problem" overshadows literary questions about her books?