Sentence examples for literary selections from inspiring English sources

It honors the quality of a publication's literary selections.

But what happens when you wind up hating all the literary selections — or the other members?

"The Brick" (Darling Publications, 2004), a handsome brick-size book by Mr. Palme, combines the drawings and stills from the video with literary selections that suggest omnivorous reading.

If you need to pause to contemplate what chrestomathy means (one dictionary definition: "a selection of literary selections, especially in a foreign language, as an aid to learning"), it won't be the only time "Sea of Poppies" slows you down.

[C9.] Winfrey Show Disinvites Author Jonathan Franzen, the author of "The Corrections," has been formally disinvited to appear on Oprah Winfrey's talk show because of occasional public comments he made that seemed to disparage Ms. Winfrey's literary selections for her book club as middlebrow, unsophisticated or somehow a stigma.

And then there are the literary selections, along the lines of Moody's "Purple America".

Though you may be hoping a process of natural literary selection prevents that.

More interestingly, from the point of view of someone who is devoting a significant amount of time to making a new literary selection, there are those who debate, in a serious way, the choices I've made, challenging my criteria, and offering alternative readings.

Xiao Tong (501 531), a crown prince of the Liang Dynasty (502 557), immortalized several of Zhang's works in his literary anthology, Selections of Refined Literature (Wen xuan 文選).

LP and LB performed the literary research, selection of articles, data analysis, and interpretation under the supervision of RF and LL.

It is a potentially promising subject, but the writing is so static, lifeless and achingly literary that the selections from "The Communist Manifesto" are like sightings of wildflowers among expanses of dead scrub.