Sentence examples for literature often from inspiring English sources

Nineteenth-century German literature often explores the extreme.

To speak about faith in art, film and literature often furrows people's brows.

Sadly, being taught literature often destroys the life of the books.

But there was another side to "Beast" Butler that Civil War literature often fails to mention.

MODERN literature often portrays hotel rooms as the tragic setting inside which human relationships suffer.

Also, interestingly, he was a professor who wrote about French literature, often from the perspective of "the French personality".

And the animal figures in Austrian-Jewish literature often embody the pressures and anxieties that beset Central European Jews.

Teaching 19th-century literature often involves unlocking a culture that many undergraduates find alien and far removed.

Sad to say, the triumphs of a culture's literature often spring from the debacles of its past.

The reconciliation reads like the final chapter of the kind of inspirational literature often favoured by Winfrey's book club.

Prevention literature often asserts that AIDS is a disease that doesn't discriminate, but statistics tell a different story.