Sentence examples for literary range from inspiring English sources
"Deborah has great taste and enormous literary range.
Perhaps Fleming hoped to use The Spy Who Loved Me to demonstrate that he could broaden his literary range.
His literary range, meanwhile, has extended to stirring books about Barcelona and the settlement of Australia as a penal colony.
The legendary Robert Graves, who shared Grant's (and Parini's) literary range, who was a notorious consumer of women and whose files bulged with letters from mentor-hungry poets like Alex, once boasted, "I could fall in love with my big toe if I wanted to".
Zinsser's literary range and magpie intellect prompted reviewers of the day to compare him to an earlier Harvard Medical School author, Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Matt Haig's literary scope is uncommonly wide, ranging from darkly brilliant books for younger children – the twisted Dahlian fable Shadow Forest is a gem – to accessible but still risk-taking fiction for adults.
Two of Lovecraft's important influences were Hawthorne and Poe; his literary descendants range from Stephen King and Neil Gaiman to William S. Burroughs and Alan Moore.
Their protagonists run the gamut from a window cleaner to a trafficked teenage girl and their literary influences range from Samuel Beckett to Alice Munro.
Famous literary works range from Brideshead Revisited by Evelyn Waugh, to the trilogy His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman, which features an alternate-reality version of the University.
The reaction from the literary community ranged from genuine enthusiasm to skepticism and disillusion.
His own literary influences ranged a lot farther than the streets of his childhood.
