Sentence examples for literature whose from inspiring English sources

Could you identify the women in literature whose contribution you consider most significant?

"The Willow Tree" examines the traumatic shocks experienced by a blind professor of literature whose eyesight is miraculously restored.

Irish writer Le Fanu was as a pioneer of gothic horror literature whose greatest successes came late in his career.

In 1973 he founded the journal Philosophy and Literature, whose annual Bad Writing contest rewards the academic who has most egregiously mangled the English language.

David Rice's tribute to Patrick White — Australia's only Nobel Prize-winner in literature, whose work is now scarcely available in the United States.

The creativity of Scottish art is meanwhile matched by a brilliant modern literature, whose leading light, Alasdair Gray, is also a terrific painter.

A biography of Lewis (1885-1951), America's first Nobel laureate in literature (1930), whose posthumous reputation has gone into undeserved decline.

A biography of Lewis (1885-1951), America's first Nobel laureate in literature (1930), whose once immense reputation has suffered an undeserved posthumous decline.

She married a future literature professor whose roots were in Virginia, lived with him mainly in Florida and died in Black Mountain, N.C.

All of the above comes from "Dominance" by Will Lavender, a former literature professor whose first book, "Obedience," also had a bondage-inspired title.

None of the bidders in the ballroom seemed to have a Madoff connection, although many seemed to know somebody who knew somebody — like Mary Parker, a retired literature professor, whose Upper East Side apartment building was home to some of the victims.