Sentence examples for literary role from inspiring English sources

Jarvis Cocker has a new literary role after becoming editor-at-large for a leading publisher.

Laura Miller on literary role models and the politics of "whitewashing".

Unlike his literary role models, the Zagats, he tends not to sample the wares his books review.

With the fall of communism in Hungary following what was deemed the "quiet revolution" in 1989, Kertész resumed an active literary role.

"Writing about politics is one way to clarify your own thinking," she said, citing Pericles, Mark Antony and Abraham Lincoln as the course's literary role models.

"Where," she asks, "are the fiftysomething literary role models?" Some might argue that literature is stuffed with meddling middle-aged women, but Shilling is right that few take centre stage.

Hepburn challenged herself in the latter half of her life, as she regularly appeared in Shakespearean stage productions and tackled a range of literary roles.

The Hollywood newcomer must have a thing for literary-inspired roles, as her next gig would come in the flick adapted from Nicholas Sparks -- the writer behind other romance novels-turned-films like "The Last Song" and "The Notebook -- alongside Efron.

Another problem hovers over the slave narrative as a literary genre: the role that race and status played in the reception of stories told by members of a disfavored — or despised — racial group.

Another problem hovers over the slave narrative as a literary genre: the role that race and status played in the reception of stories told by members of a disfavored or despised racial group.

After the discussion of the principal literary forms, the role of authoritative authors and influence of concerns about censorship and persecution on the form and rhetoric of medieval philosophical texts, the historical development in these literary forms within the medieval period will be considered.