Sentence examples for native literary from inspiring English sources

Üligers, orally transmitted epic stories in verse, form the bulk of native literary expression.

Natsume claimed that he owed little to the native literary tradition.

Early in his life he rejected Islamic civilization as a model for the Kazakhs; he instead urged them to blend their native literary traditions with Russian culture.

It is a wild, eccentric, radical work of literature that grows out of the broadest, most fertile, most familiar native literary tradition.

Grammars of Mari and Udmurt prepared by Russian linguists appeared in 1775, but native literary development in these languages, as well as in Mordvin, is of relatively recent origin.

Isadora arrived in our plain and tasteless Republic before the era of the half-nude revue, before the discovery of what is now called our Native Literary School, even before the era of the celluloid sophistication of the cinema, which by its ubiquity does so much to unite the cosmopolisms of Terre Haute and New York.

Old Permic, a written form of early Komi, was used in religious manuscripts in the 14th century, and a native Komi literary tradition stems from the 19th century.

The study of Native Americans Literary Traditions is faced with the challenge of designing theoretical and methodological approaches capable of dealing with their subject in its own terms.

He wrote in a Hebrew that rivalled his native German in literary quality.

When the subject is violent confrontation in a racially divided community — as it is in those stories and in "Native Son" — a "literary" imagination can seem superfluous.

At a certain point, I am guessing, he realised that he could outperform those whose native tongue and literary tradition was English.