Sentence examples for literary representations from inspiring English sources

If literary representations of God are all we have, then literary critics are the true prophets.

Other than working-class writing, the city's literary representations are sparse.

By mid-November, we had practiced analytic skills applied to scientific arguments, as well as to literary representations of nature.

She told me to give it another chance, because it was one of the best literary representations of motherhood she'd ever read.

These sites inspired further literary representations in poetry and prose musings on the exoticism, glamour, great wealth, and hideous end of the last king of Wu.

Do you think it's possible for us, having absorbed all of these cinematic and literary representations of romance, to experience love in a way that's untainted by all that?

(They founded a paper, the Literary Representation of Women, together).

The idea is that literary representation is an act of transubstantiation.

The friendship between Sancho Panza and his knight surpasses any other in literary representation.

A tranche de vie, "slice of life," is a literary representation of ordinary existence.

Kingsley Amis once described the opening of Kafka's "Metamorphosis" as the best literary representation of a hangover.