Sentence examples for literary structure from inspiring English sources

Review article of Language and literary structure by Nigel Fabb.

Such plays have, of course, been analyzed for their literary structure.

He accused Leavitt of lifting "literary structure, character development, dialogue and plot"; his lawyer listed seventeen parallels.

A CRITIC AT LARGE about the literary structure of the Starr report... What is this thing called "The Report"?

The New Yorker, September 28 , 1998P. 39 A CRITIC AT LARGE about the literary structure of the Starr report... What is this thing called "The Report"?

His ornate literary structure and vocabulary exemplified the Byzantine aesthetic principle of mimēsis, or imitation of what was considered the pure form of the Attic (classical Greek) historians.

"He created some new literary structures and so did I.

Great writers, in devising their literary structures, do exactly the same.

The document as a whole through its fixed and recurrent literary structures makes two complementary points: (1) reason unaided by scripture produces uncertain propositions, and (2) reason operating within the limits of Scripture produces truth.

Nonetheless, research conducted since the 1980s has increasingly demonstrated that the sūrahs do in fact display a high degree of compositional unity that is manifested, for instance, in the recurrence of key terms and phrases, sometimes in such a way as to create conspicuous terminological brackets or to yield concentric literary structures.

It's really a place of the breakdown of the errancy of the hero, of the adventurous spirit, and always shows, or maybe it's just the irony in literary structures, that whenever heroes seem to look for a pause to the quest by reaching the garden and relaxing, that's where they find out they are in the most dangerous situation.