Sentence examples for mass literary from inspiring English sources

The occasion was the shooting of a scene in Michael Maren's forthcoming film, "A Short History of Decay," that aims to show off the most impressive mass literary cameo in recent film history.

Mr. Finn, who recently received his doctorate from the Stanford University Department of English, argues there is a better way: "We need to look beyond the symbolic markets of prestige to the real market, the site of mass literary consumption, where authors succeed or fail based on their ability to speak to that most diverse and complicated of readerships: the general public".

Mr. Finn, who recently completed his doctorate in English at Stanford University, argues that there is a better way: "We need to look beyond the symbolic markets of prestige to the real market, the site of mass literary consumption, where authors succeed or fail based on their ability to speak to that most diverse and complicated of readerships: the general public".

There are a lot of novels, split fairly evenly between mass market and literary fiction, a handful of books of criticism, and some dated political tomes.

A ceramic statue of Uncle Tom with Little Eva on his knee -- not part of the house's original contents -- is an example of the first effort at mass marketing of literary characters in American history.

They appear so simple and obvious when heard, read or used, yet they amount to very effective modes of communication in interpersonal relationships, in political discourse, in the mass media, in literary works, in advertisements and in cartoons.

In an obituary published in 1917 in The Masses, the San Francisco literary luminary, Anna Strunsky, compared London to Emile Zola and described him as a genius.

The main objective of this movement was to propagate the Dvaita philosophy of Madhvacharya (Madhva Siddhanta) to the masses through a literary medium known as Dasa Sahitya literature of the servants of the Lord.

The mass appeal of this literary genre is hardly surprising.

Few novels have achieved both the mass popularity and the literary cachet of "To Kill a Mockingbird".

Something about the pained vocal style recalls latterday Scott Walker, the living embodiment of the celebrated rock star who's cut all ties with his past and fully immersed himself in the avant garde (Walker's influence could also be detected in the dense mass of historical and literary allusions that comprised some of The Next Day's lyrics).