Sentence examples for literature setting from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in one of her early essays, "Observations on the Changes which have taken place in Books for Children and Young Persons", Trimmer wrote the first history of children's literature, setting out the first canon of children's literature.

You could also make use of comparison charts when you're studying literature, setting up different characters in a novel in different columns, with attributes or other information under each.

The 24 articles that made up the final literature set were from a wide range of settings and contexts not just healthcare.

The 24 articles that made up the final literature set were from a wide range of settings and contexts: from Italian Television production teams to Australian hospitals, Scandinavian telecommunication companies to US-Indian engineering projects.

Did your enthusiasm for literature set you apart among the inmates?

This choice of literature sets him up as a martyrlike figure.

In two fields, however, English postwar children's literature set new records.

The announcement that Bob Dylan will be given the Nobel Prize in Literature set off a predictable but not entirely pointless controversy.

Nobel Fever With the announcement of the Nobel Prize for literature set for Thursday, speculation about the winner of the $1.28 million accolade from the Swedish Academy mounted yesterday.

As the translator Martin McLaughlin notes, Calvino's constant aim was "to raise the target which literature sets itself: he challenges literature to describe the indescribable, from macrocosm to microcosm, from the Big Bang to the division of cells".

Dickens's Oliver Twist is unpretty, unsightly literature, set in a Victorian world of poverty and violence, cruel beadles, pompous magistrates and ineffectual policemen, where there are cut lips and suppurating wounds.