Sentence examples for literary reason from inspiring English sources

There's a literary reason to protect them, too: David Foster Wallace had a shameless interest in sharks.

That might not be a strictly literary reason, but then again many far greater novels than Brick Lane owe their reputation to subject as well as to form.

Another more literary reason for reading this volume alongside Wilfred Owen is for the sense it gives one of a clear poetic trajectory.

I remember a time (many, many years ago) when occasionally there would be a fantasy book review in the infrequent Science Fiction section of the Book Review, although that stopped a while back for some "literary" reason.

There are literary reasons, too, for reading the Paradiso.

Not for literary reasons, but because it takes all hope away.

Most of the poems which he wrote as Laureate are unlikely to be remembered for literary reasons.

He became, as Egremont says, one of those rare writers who is important for historical as well as literary reasons.

Historical fiction might disappoint for lots of recondite literary reasons, but some imaginative re-­creations just can't live up to their real-life originals.

Or that Philip Roth writes at a standing-desk (this is apparently for lumbar, rather than literary, reasons, but no matter: begone, chair!).

(I wonder if this is because the app is billed as a tool for memorizing Bible verses — presumably for devotional purposes — rather than poems for literary reasons).