Sentence examples for of its literary from inspiring English sources

One suspects that if she were willing to free that style of its literary burdens it could become even stronger.

Waterstone joined forces with HMV to buy the chain back in 1998, but in the eyes of its literary critics it had not recovered its soul.

Stripped of its literary flourishes, it boils down to a supposedly two-year campaign by Mr. Hurd to have sex with Ms. Fisher, a former soft-core movie actress whom H.P. hired as a consultant to help host so-called executive summit events for the company.

It was successful in its partial analysis of Savage's poetry and in portraying insights into Savage's personality, but for all of its literary achievements it did not bring immediate fame or income to Johnson or to Cave; it did, though, provide Johnson with a welcome small income at an opportune time in his life.

In the same week that the anglophone world mourned one of its literary giants, Gore Vidal, it is perhaps serendipitous that in Latin America we're celebrating the centenary of an author of equal stature.

Yet what makes The Slap such an interesting phenomenon is not the question of its literary merits, but why it has struck such a chord.

"The area has a strong literary heritage, and this is reflected in the choice of titles, its literary lunches, and also the knowledge of the staff.

The Guardian has historically been praised for its investigative journalism, its dispassionate discussion of issues, its literary and artistic coverage and criticism, and its foreign correspondence.

It may indeed, in the words of one of its leading literary dissidents, be "bereft of any effective opposition, legal or illegal".

It is beautiful, a classless, deeply rooted community proud of its bilingual literary culture.

Alexander Nazaryan is on the editorial board of the New York Daily News and is the editor of Page Views, its literary blog.