Sentence examples for literature making from inspiring English sources

To his admirers, he is a great visual poet, steeped in classical literature, making it new with his art.

Vian's great novel, "L'Écume des Jours," written in 1946, has become one of the most popular books in all of twentieth-century French literature, making Vian, in France, the sort of hero whom succeeding generations transform into an institution.

A source said: "We asked them to write these commitments in a way that is supported by the behavioural literature, making the commitments specific, including a 'how', 'what', and a 'when'".

In Gestures: Their Origins and Distribution, anthropologist Desmond Morris and colleagues argue that the digitus infamis or digitus impudicus (infamous or indecent finger) is mentioned several times in ancient Roman literature – making the Agincourt story even more dubious.

And with their old literature making it abundantly clear that this "tamkin" tactic aims at nothing less that imprinting their vision on the totality of Egyptian society, no wonder people got scared and rebelled.

It emphasizes issues of xylem transport, the scant relevant literature making one's treatment of phloem transport necessarily brief and speculative.

Literature makes life much more worth living.

Most love stories in literature make exaggerations.

Literature makes language reflect upon itself.

I think exposure to great literature makes a huge difference.

Maybe the 19th-century Italians had it right: Bad art and literature make the best operas.