Sentence examples for literature- from inspiring English sources

Only 3% of them mentioned the experience of men in their literature.

It was only a strange error that led to the historical obsession with GDP As someone who has worked on these issues for three decades, I have observed that, sadly, most people who criticise the idea of measuring happiness are handicapped by the fact they know little about the research literature on the topic.

This question arose at Words and Wickets, a splendid day at Wormsley that combined cricket and literature into a potent draft.

Pasternak was awarded the Nobel prize for literature in 1958, though under threat of arrest or exile he could not collect it.

From the early 1990s, the public literature of US defence policy shows, strategic and military planners foresaw a world in which the United States had no significant state adversary.

My friends and I have found Google Docs useful for exchanging notes, especially sharing quotes for English literature.

So much here prefigures the tropes found in modern winter literature: family and friends gather for warmth and jollity, feasting is the order of the day, good cheer is lubricated by heroic quantities of booze … and then the stranger arrives.

Schlepping Australian novels with me to Italy became a private ritual, and never, ever have I felt as happy as when mired in the gentle sea and sunshine beside the Mediterranean while breathing in the literature of an the island continent where I grew up, a place I knew intimately but, somehow, preferred from afar.

He is former dean of the faculty of arts and humanities, professor of literature, and director of the centre for creative and performing arts at the University of East Anglia.

Reading an awful lot of feminist literature also helped!

As the writer Vanessa Veselka points out, in literature the road often symbolises the beginning of a journey for men, whereas for women it symbolises the end.