Sentence examples for literary satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Major modern critics, to be sure, have not allowed their "close reading" to distract them from certain perennial questions about poetic truth, the nature of literary satisfaction, and literature's social utility, but even these matters have sometimes been cast in "value-free" empirical terms.

Euclid's Elements and St. Thomas Aquinas Summaa theologica give literary, aesthetic satisfaction to some people because of their purity of style and beauty of architectonic construction.

One of literary memoir's greatest satisfactions — both for writer and reader — is the slow, deliberate making of a story, of making sense, out of randomness and pain.

And the fact that it had nothing to do with being part of the literary world was a huge satisfaction".

His statements make him seem above fame, literary respect, peer approval or artistic satisfaction.

But while this show, which won an Edinburgh Fringe First Award in 2009, has some of the satisfactions of a cozy literary mystery, it is also a vivid piece of theater.

Ben Brantley of The New York Times said, "But while this show, which won an Edinburgh Fringe First Award in 2009, has some of the satisfactions of a cozy literary mystery, it is also a vivid piece of theater".

The literary critic Philip Fisher has written of "local intelligibility," the satisfaction we get from small linked insights even when more comprehensive knowledge is impossible.

Readers have been deprived of what might have been a great literary discovery or might have offered them the bittersweet but genuine satisfaction of saying, "Really?

There are said to be some 60 of Márai's books awaiting translation, but the appetite in the English and German-speaking lands for the remote literary provinces of the Austria-Hungary dual monarchy shows no sign of satisfaction.

He soon learns the same satisfaction can be had from reading fiction, and he begins his literary foray by devouring biographies on Ernest Hemingway.