Sentence examples for literary to from inspiring English sources

So Romer's poems are literary to find out what this literary thing could be about.

He said that his magazine would leap the genres -- from literary to romance fiction.

Seventy years later, the disguise looks too good, and too literary, to be true.

The reliance on voice-over as a convenient preservative erases this difference and reduces the literary to the literal.

In 1972, in Esquire, Peter Bogdanovich proved convincingly that Welles had transformed Mankiewicz's script from the literary to the filmic.

Then, near the end of the tale, often very late, there is a shift from third-person narration to first, from the literary to the legal.

We go to literary shrines to touch things.

It would take a Dante to do literary justice to these characters.

The aim was to open up English studies - until then exclusively literary - to include contemporary politics and sociology of Britain, and organise them around la pluridisciplinarité, one of the main demands of students in 1968.

"New York was the literary place to be.

IT IS rare for a literary author to outsell Stephen King and Nicholas Evans.