Sentence examples for long literature from inspiring English sources
The phrase "long literature" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning
It could be used to refer to an extensive body of written works on a particular subject, but it is better to use more precise terms. Example: "The long literature on climate change highlights various impacts on ecosystems and human health."
A constant refrain throughout this long literature of complaint, and what European intellectuals even now find most repugnant, is American sanctimoniousness, the habit of dressing the business of power in the garb of piety.
Although Chinese fiction may contain some of the most disconsolate pages in the twentieth century's long literature of disenchantment, it also bespeaks, Knight argues, a passion for freedom and moral responsibility.
But the idea that women may have stronger preferences than men do for assortative matches — that is, for marrying mates who are like them — has a long literature in economics and to some extent has been supported by data.
Schultz got his first report of this kind of thing in 1998 and wrote it off as "horsing around". What kind of fool administrator didn't read the long literature that says this kind of "horsing around" is how child molesters "groom" victims, draw them closer and and wear away their inhibitions?
"Sometimes the general public has intuition about stuff that experts miss — there's a long literature on this," said Hines.
Across disciplines, there is a long literature on the relationship between family background and educational outcomes.
"The course is a marriage of methodologies and the idiosyncrasies of the individual instructor". The year-long Literature Humanities seminar is in many ways an exercise in ambition: Take 22 first-year students through 21 or so foundational texts of Western literature — by Homer, Plato, Dante, Shakespeare, Dostoevsky, Woolf — at the rate of about one book per week.
It is short on biography -- and legwork -- and long on literature.
Mr. Aswany works within an Egyptian tradition that has long linked literature with politics.
For too long, the literature and public custom assumed that postpartum depression was the exclusive province of mothers.
For a long time literature was only spoken, and then suddenly with the Babylonians and the Greeks came writing.
