Sentence examples for literary remains from inspiring English sources
James had published his father's "literary remains".
Posthumous books were Enjoying Life and Other Literary Remains (1919) and A Last Diary (1920).
Among Damasus' literary remains are 24 anathemas against various 4th-century heresies.
His best writings were compiled by William James in The Literary Remains of Henry James (1885).
Gilbert's literary remains were loaded onto the Channel ferry; in London, they were repacked and shipped to Austin.
Christianity, which aimed at universality, produced a stream of books, whereas the literary remains of pagan religions are scarce.
The nature and extent of their literary collaboration remains a matter of some dispute.
With all its many flaws, both ideological and literary, it remains a masterpiece of reportage.
Without writers willing to take that risk, a truly open global literary culture remains imperiled.
But Collins's literary reputation remains a murky one, more cultic than mainstream, and even his defenders have had a way of putting him down.
New Grub Street by George Gissing (1891) George Gissing's portrayal of the hard facts of a literary life remains as relevant today as it was in the late 19th century.
