Sentence examples for part literature from inspiring English sources

Melvin Jules Bukiet, writing in The Washington Post, deemed the novel "part literature, predominantly documentary and most memorably pornography".

The article reviews in its first part literature on the development of forests in the lowland region Dübener Heide (Saxony, Central Germany).

"Such a rapid wholehearted response from people in every corner of Welsh writing – and that fact that our voices were heard by government – shows what a vital part literature plays in the life of Wales and the world beyond," he said.

My goodness, in the latter (Russell's loose adaptation of a book by Dracula's Bram Stoker), watching Amadna Donohoe (as a swanky vampire priestess) putting the damage on Hugh Grant (as Hugh Grant back when he was cute, essentially) is hilarious and wonderful: part literature, part junk, all pleasure.

Before he replaced William Shawn as the editor of The New Yorker, in 1987, Gottlieb worked at Simon & Schuster and then at Knopf, at both houses becoming editor-in-chief at a time when fictional cocktails mixed according to a certain recipe — two parts literature to one part entertainment — led the industry.

To test the ability of GenoMesh to predict gene-to-gene interactions lacking direct literature support, all E. coli literature data were separated into two parts, literature published before January 1 , 2004and after January 1 , 2004

"Satire and parody have been part of literature as long as there's been literature," Twitter spokesman Sean Garrett told Forbes.

If families could suddenly repair themselves, a part of literature would die out.

Brezniak N, Wasserstein A. Root resorption after orthodontic treatment Part I Literature review.

Part of literature's enduring grip is that it's always a bit of a mystery.

He loved anecdote and "the biographical part" of literature best of all.