Sentence examples for literatures and from inspiring English sources

"Liars and Saints," Maile Meloy's spectacular first novel, is at once all of these literatures and none of them.

Such verse exists in almost all literatures and is of ancient origin.

They wondered what the consequences of this trend would be for native literatures, and why their universities could not validate and run courses themselves.

And there is something piquant about a man who is at once an omnivorous roamer of the world's knowledge and literatures, and a little Welsh provincial.

By nature if not by definition jazz musicians are tireless consolidators: of languages and rituals, of literatures and styles.

Mickiewicz influenced Slavonic literatures and was compared by George Sand with Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Lord Byron.

Müller's greatest contribution to scholarship, however, lay in his study of Indo-Aryan languages, literatures, and comparative mythology.

This article provides a brief historical account of each of these three literatures and examines the emergence of major genres.

The marqués de Santillana a poet, scholar, soldier, and statesman collected masterpieces of foreign literatures and stimulated translation.

He graduated from Harvard, from which he also received a master's in Germanic languages and literatures, and a law degree.

JPL and SDZ collected literatures and data.