Sentence examples for literary shape from inspiring English sources

MINUSES -- As much as the movie gives literary shape to the life of its subject, his complicated essence remains elusive.

The archbishop's fascination with Shakespeare has recently taken tangible literary shape in what he nervously calls "a bit of imaginative writing".

One reason for this was that Mr. Garrett was a literary shape-shifter.

Emboldened by the success of this literary shape-shifting, the formerly raunchy Ms. Rice now delivers a second installment: "Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana".

In another nice stroke of literary shape-shifting, Leo Demidov, the young security officer who makes it his personal mission to track down the killer, becomes his ideological doppelgänger — the one who dares to point a finger at the atrocious crimes a ruthless dictator has rendered invisible.

She insists, for example, on the importance of the public realm and the place of literature within the public realm, indeed the connection between literary form itself and the shape of politics.

The Chinese literary tradition shaped and was shaped by its readers, giving rise to different emphases and preferences in fiction compared to what American readers expect".

This is how a good literary critic shapes culture.This week, Mr Wieseltier wrote a much-criticised piece accusing Andrew Sullivan of trending towards anti-semitism.

Campbell's insistence on accurate scientific research (he attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and received his B.S. in physics from Duke University) and some sense of literary style shaped the career of almost every major American science fiction writer from the period.

Far more than book reviews, it's literary prizes that shape the afterlives of new titles.

My literary view was shaped by classical music more than crime fiction or noted dead women.