Sentence examples for normal literary from inspiring English sources

It is now, as it has always been, the normal literary expression for the unlettered of all continents.

In this novel, the city is cut off from the world and also, to an extent, from normal literary reality by three days of unremitting snow.

I am a big fan of Western North Carolina author Ron Rash and so I did what any normal literary-obsessed person would do and tracked him down.

Compared with stories of what Ford called "normal terrestrial humanity," literary sea writing was a minority interest.

L'incoronazione di Poppea is frequently described as a story in which virtue is punished and greed rewarded, running counter to the normal conventions of literary morality.

In his Poetics—still the most respected of all discussions of literature Aristotle countered Plato's indictment by stressing what is normal and useful about literary art.

Because the entire production cycle had consistently emphasised it as being "bigger" than a normal British period drama literary film, distributors avoided labelling it as "just another English period film".

You notice him because he has a Blackberry (plus 2), is above 5'8 (+15), and seems to be able to carry on a normal conversation about Jonathan Franzen (any literary references, in a nonobnoxious way, +35.5).

Literary heavies like John Irving and Normal Mailer jumped into the ring to wrestle or box anyone suggesting censorship.

Does he really not know whether Mr. Collins is the hero of "Pride and Prejudice?" Every normal reader has that sort of elementary literary critical knowledge.

Some bromide about the literary life being as unfair as the normal one may have to do.