Sentence examples for literary statements from inspiring English sources

Simenon, not prone to grand literary statements, once said that he wanted to write like Sophocles or Euripides.

"The end of everything we call life is close at hand," he writes in his last literary statement, distributed by the Int.

You commence sneaking right up on the artistic form that I have anchored my literary statement in, which is the blues.

Awarded classic status and read today in US high schools, the book has repeatedly been identified as a complete literary statement of the slaves' bleak predicament, considered against the possibility of their inalienable rights to citizenship and human dignity.

The following thesis statement demonstrates how these three elements work together to form a literary thesis statement, using the Subject-Action-How formula.

Her first efforts as a writer were when she was a university student, and she and a group of friends published unauthorized literary work and statements in favor of freedom of expression.

The choice and timing leave the academy open to accusations that this is less a statement of literary value than an attempt to sway the political agenda.

New York publishing house Martin Literary Management issued a statement declaring it had rescinded its offer of co-operation to the middle-aged woman, known only as juror B37, "after careful consideration" in response to thousands of critical messages on social media.

This story has been updated to include a statement from literary agent Alan Nevins.

Tracks such as Obvious Bicycle, Ya Hey and Young Lion are grand pop statements with darker, literary allusions, going some way to distance Vampire Weekend 2013 from the Gracelandic tendencies of their first two albums.

"We are saddened to announce that we are cancelling our presentations," a respected publishing house, Novoe Literaturnoe Obozrenie ("New Literary Review"), said in a statement.