Sentence examples for literature through from inspiring English sources

Then she pushed literature through letterboxes in 1997.

In the twenty-first century, we primarily access literature through novels, or perhaps watching film adaptations.

A hotchpotch of names - Keats, Chapman, Homer: they bounce the reader through literature, through time.

Otherwise, I'd be too busy consuming literature through my ear canals to hear you talking smack.

Why would you want to view literature through such a narrow lens?

In another case highlighted by Newsnight, the mosque was still openly selling hate literature through its online bookstore.

On campus today, the emphasis is very much on studying literature through the lens of "identity" — ethnic, gender, class.

Drummond wasn't particularly well read, but he knew a lot about literature through the machines that made it.

This was where Anne first attended university, using her rapidly acquired linguistic fluency to study for a postgraduate degree in English literature through Danish.

"It is immensely patronising to young people to claim that they will only engage with English language and literature through celebrities such as Russell Brand".

Wylie contributed to the burgeoning Enigma literature through interviews and with his own essay, Breaking Tunny and the Birth of Colossus (2001).