Sentence examples for literary that from inspiring English sources

What is it, exactly, about genre that is unliterary — and what is it in "the literary" that resists genre?

Untutored but full of an uncanny grace, her vivid, high-key works have a plain-spoken ecstasy and inborn eloquence, both formal and literary, that can lift the soul.

"There is something literary that lies behind each image, making these paintings especially meaningful".

Mr. Shindell is so literary that his ballads would go straight into The New Yorker if they were prose.

Tearne was just 10 when her family fled Sri Lanka, and it is clear from her works –both artistic and literary – that this experience and love for the country she lost continue to touch her deeply.

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.

Allison: A bar! What's more literary than that?

Other literary work that has survived include that of the prolific poet Gille Brighde Albanach.

I worry that we're creating a literary generation that is so damn nice.

The little Southern literary journal that tried failed today.

In Australia the literary scene that counts is Melbourne's.