Sentence examples for literary structures from inspiring English sources

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

While the storytelling and literary structures that propel the plot of the story are notable, what is most remarkable about these works is the literal transaction that occurs when the book is sold.

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"?

In a number of articles, and in many books, E.G. von Grunebaum pioneered this interpretation of literary structure during the 20th century.

By Adam Gopnik 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"?

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.

Along with Eliot, they rewrote the map of literary history, challenged the dominance of Romantic forms and styles, promoted and analyzed difficult Modernist writing, and greatly advanced ways of discussing literary structure.

This is a serious art house drama with a self-conscious literary structure (the film is divided into chapters) and a frame of reference that ranges from Bach to Fibonacci numbers, from Poe to The Compleat Angler.