Sentence examples for making literature from inspiring English sources

Making literature out of middle-aged nostalgia, however, is a far tougher art.

Often these genres are artificial, invented after the fact with the aim of making literature less sprawling, more tidy.

Though his plots don't always match up to his emotional intensity, Tóibín relentlessly strives for psychological truth and ends up making literature of a pleasingly grown-up kind.

"If it's making literature as a concept more acceptable to more people, then surely that's an overwhelmingly good thing and should be encouraged and celebrated.

October 31st I don't want to talk about it, for fear of making literature out of it — or without being sure of not doing so — although as a matter of fact literature originates within these truths.

In a passage cited by Leader, Roth said, "These were Jews and Jewish families and here was a guy making literature out of them, and that was a great revelation to me".

"He made literature sexy".

Orwell argues that totalitarianism makes literature impossible.

How award season makes literature into a competitive sport.

Yet the truth is that only writers can make literature.

It has always been my goal to make literature out of ordinary people's lives.