Sentence examples for made literature from inspiring English sources
"He made literature sexy".
By Kristen Roupenian How Edward St. Aubyn made literature out of a poisoned legacy.
With agreeable courtesy, his journalism made literature and politics accessible to the layman.
After a spinal disorder forced him to give up physical labour, he made literature his livelihood.
After Coleridge had shifted his allegiance to Wordsworth, they used to mock Southey for his fluency, which certainly, as Coleridge remarked, made "literature more profitable to him".
The jury in Frankfurt said it was honoring "one of the most important literature critics in the German-speaking world," who "through his decades-long work, in his singular way, made literature popular and won new circles of readers".
Yet the truth is that only writers can make literature.
How award season makes literature into a competitive sport.
It has always been my goal to make literature out of ordinary people's lives.
Making literature out of middle-aged nostalgia, however, is a far tougher art.
"Panel discussions are very important but I want to make literature fun.
