Sentence examples for literature particularly from inspiring English sources
He just said he liked American literature more than contemporary English literature – particularly Philip Roth.
His "saturation" in literature, particularly poetry, has continued to inform his ceramics.
An inspirational English teacher gave him a love of literature, particularly the novels of Charles Dickens.
He introduced Western forms into Thai literature, particularly the dialogue drama.
HISHAM MATAR: Literature (particularly the novel, I would argue) has a responsibility to represent social and historical processes.
I enjoy zombie literature, particularly Mira Grant's Feed from the NewsFlesh trilogy and Breathers: a Zombie's Lament by Scott Brown.
Her talk was ostensibly about religion and literature, particularly the astonishingly rare "appearances of the pious" in her eleven novels.
Spain 1808-1939 was based on enormous reading, a deeply sensitive knowledge of modern Spanish literature, particularly the novels of Benito Pérez-Galdós.
Lillo was heavily influenced by the naturalism movement then taking shape in Spanish and French literature, particularly in the novels of Émile Zola.
Talks of Goode's love of literature, particularly Flaubert Quotes praise and anecdotes of Goode's eccentricity from George Perle, Richard Stoltzman, and other colleagues.
Postmodern literature avails itself of most of the techniques introduced by modern literature, particularly self-consciousness of its own status as literature.
