Sentence examples for particularly literature from inspiring English sources

It's an incredible, beautiful book that puts the work of great artists in the context of other arts, particularly literature.

If the news media simplifies, literature, by offering social and psychological context, broadens and diversifies our understanding of the region, and particularly literature written by Arabs.

While not on the scale of Zen influence of previous centuries, Ōbaku monks provided the Japanese with a significant window on contemporaneous Chinese culture, particularly literature, calligraphy, and painting.

Nevertheless the arts, particularly literature, historiography, and miniature painting, continued to flourish; the court of the last great Timurid, Ḥusayn Bayqarah (1478 1506) supported such luminaries as the poet Jāmī, the painters Behzād and Shāh Muẓaffar, and the historians Mīrkhwānd and Khwāndamīr.

To consider humanities (particularly literature, visual arts, film and music) and sciences as of equal relevance and complementary to one another might help to bridge the gap between the artistic and scientific faces of psychiatry [ 28] and to accomplish the goal of relating to patients and their families empathically and compassionately [ 40].

Particularly, literatures have reported that the microvascular permeability of most normal tissues was generally less than 50 nm, but ten times higher in tumor tissues and usually more than 500 nm.

But when he enthuses, particularly about literature, he turns into a crashing bore.

Recently, during some particularly thorough literature research, I stumbled on a list of alternative interpretations of the acronym PhD.

The author and editor Leila Berg, who has died aged 94, was a passionate advocate for the empowerment of children, particularly through literature.

This, however, is not always so: particularly in literature, where a study of such exterior factors seems to be of much more relevance.

Particularly, much literature has paid attention to μ 1, μ 2, μ n − 1 or μ 1 − μ n − 1 for trees (see, for example, [1 6]).