Sentence examples for literature started from inspiring English sources

Has Bob Dylan winning the Nobel prize for literature started something?

Taha Hussein, the "dean of Arabic literature", started the journal Al-Katib Al-Misri from the café.

(Self-promoting memo: I do think this literature started with my 1998 paper, not the excellent Eggertsson and Woodford 2003 piece).

In Indonesia, also, the old cultural language, literary Javanese, ceased to be used; by the end of the 19th century young Indonesians, overwhelmed by Dutch literature, started to write in Dutch.

etc.—a small strand of the literature started to explore wage discrimination against immigrants with firm-level data (Hellerstein et al. 1999; Aydemir and Skuterud 2008).

In the 19th century literature started to talk about psychological stress, as a result "of the newly imposed demands of the Industrial Revolution on 19th century life may cause an overload of the nervous system ".

For some people Jewish literature starts with Sholom Aleichem and ends with Philip Roth.

Like college freshmen toting freshly creased paperbacks by Don DeLillo or Thomas Pynchon, morning television hosts have begun showing off a newfound love for literature, starting on-air book discussions very much like Oprah Winfrey's defunct book club.

In fact you'll have to take a red pencil to just about all of the great works of English literature, starting with Shakespeare and the King James Bible And Josephph's master took him, and put him into the prison").

The road book has a long and glorious history in the annals of literature, starting perhaps with "The Odyssey" (assuming you're willing to consider the sea as a road).

She had given up on her old thesis and become interested in some writers referred to as the Greek novelists, whose work came rather late in the history of Greek literature (starting in the first century B.C.E., as she had now learned to call it, and continuing into the early Middle Ages).