Sentence examples for literature breaks from inspiring English sources

Kafka declared that literature "breaks up the frozen sea inside us".

"But at whom?" 8. Season of Migration to the North by Tayeb Salih Loosely structured as a Heart of Darkness in reverse, where the journey recounted moves from small-town Sudan to elite London society and back again, this depthless, elusive classic of Arab literature breaks open as it presents and imposes itself.

The surgical literature breaks down "class III" obesity into further categories whose exact values are still disputed.

Boom literature breaks down the barriers between the fantastical and the mundane, transforming this mixture into a new reality.

It wasn't long ago that Dave Eggers appeared at the cutting edge of American literature, breaking new ground with his meta-memoir, A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, while his McSweeney's publishing enterprises spawned magazine offshoots in online, DVD and app formats.

Jigsaw - A literature instructor breaks class into groups to close read and discuss a passage from John Milton's Paradise Lost.

Other European countries look on with envy as Britain overcomes its colonial past in a celebration of new hybrid identities, expressed in literature that breaks down boundaries.

The Nobel Prize in Literature is broken.

Nelson considers hypertext to be "the manifest destiny of literature -- breaking out of the imprisoning four walls of paper".

Some existing schemes in the literature are broken due to the failed design of either permutation or diffusion.

The demons Gog and Magog (who are also in the Book of Revelation and rabbinic literature) will break through a barrier of iron and molten copper.