Sentence examples for literary view from inspiring English sources

My literary view was shaped by classical music more than crime fiction or noted dead women.

And here the Nobel prize will help Mr Gao perform a second favour: that of changing the outside world's literary view of his homeland.

In 1893 came Plato and Platonism, giving an extremely literary view of Plato and neglecting the logical and dialectical side of his philosophy.

If every age has its style of dying, its moral-ethical and literary view of it, from the "tame death" to the "beautiful death," ours is surely the age of the "protracted death" — a slow, medicalized end, portrayed in documentary detail.

The public should also know something of the political & literary views of its commentator & even perhaps his taste in clothes & wine.

It's a cynical view of the literary scene, to be sure, but it's not totally inaccurate — and it's a bit of a miracle that Smith is able to mock it without seeming angry or entitled.

She worked in a law office before becoming an assistant editor at John Bernard Myers's literary journal View and an assistant to Frances Steloff at the Gotham Book Mart, jobs that introduced her to the world of poets, artists and intellectuals involved in dance in the 1940's.

He wanted to know our literary tastes, our views on poetry, our views on plays, which novelists we liked".

Any architectural question is answered from a literary point of view; any literary issue is addressed by a spatial idea.

From a literary point of view, the Daodejing is distinguished for its highly compressed style.

The rest of Rimbaud's life, from the literary point of view, was silence.