Sentence examples for literature alone from inspiring English sources

To be a good reader of English and Irish literature alone, knowledge of the literature of the Romans offers an inestimable advantage.

In the swirling midst of such processes, obviously, it would be impossible for literature alone to take a pass on such a realignment and avoid systemic change.

If researchers are basing their hypotheses on published literature alone, they will likely be wasting time and money on repeating failed experiments – at best, reproducing false data; at worst, creating a new set of false positives.

For, while I don't believe that literature alone can cure depression (the importance of therapy, counselling, medication, lifestyle choices and so on should not be underestimated) I do believe that literature can help one deal with this debilitating illness.

In literature alone, dozens of Australian writers who have made (and continue to make) national and international names for themselves would not have been able to without Australia Council financial support.

Reading literature alone is not a cure for human ills, and people who are neurotically grasping or selfish in their private lives will hardly cease to be so as a result of reading works of literature.

And then Hadley introduces an unexpected shift: Stella quite suddenly decides she does not want to study literature, let alone get a PhD.

However, it is impossible for a single clinician to stay abreast of the literature, let alone to determine which articles should change daily practice.

About 3,000 new citations that are highly similar to citations in previously published manuscripts that appear each year in the biomedical literature (Medline) alone.

The capability approach could thus also be used by a single individual in her deliberate decision-making or evaluation processes, but these types of uses of the capability approach are much less prevalent in the philosophical literature, let alone in the social sciences.

Despite its explicitly Christian nature, Clement's work draws on Stoic philosophy and pagan literature; Homer alone is cited over sixty times in the work.