Sentence examples for literary role model from inspiring English sources
In "Nancy Drew," the titular girl sleuth, a literary role model and crush object for generations of young readers, is decked out with air quotes and the full complement of knowing pop-culture accessories.
Born in Frankfurt as Jakob Michelsen (Arjouni was a pseudonym), he had an early literary role model: his father, Hans Günter Michelsen, was a successful dramatist and Jakob wrote a number of early plays before settling on the novel as his preferred form.
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.
"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.
Edmund White is a literary and real life role model for us and we hope for succeeding generations of proud gay people who love a beautiful mind.
His obvious role model is George Orwell, who recurs often in this volume as subject, moral touchstone, literary kibitzer, footnote and foil.
Under "Role Model", "Roy Keane".
