Sentence examples for printed literature from inspiring English sources

Their language has no printed literature.

I'm not sure this concept should be applied to the canon of printed literature already available.

In printed literature, the first canonical series of texts were those of the Greek and Latin writers, the "Classics".

The letter went on to demand that those trademarks "no longer be used on any printed literature and any online activity including websites and Twitter".

He is one of many figures familiar to Indians in everyday storytelling, though largely unavailable in printed literature.

The Zunis has no printed literature, and though most Zunis can read English, they usually get little farther than the popular weeklies.

We persist in hoping that the discordance between copyright law and the realities of the digital age will be harmonized, at least with regard to printed literatures, before the century is much further along.

Program costs estimated per patient as the sum of the costs of renting space, equipment, staff salaries, printed resource literature and patient parking expenses.

As a result of a four-year digitization project and print-on-demand technology, a literature that thrived from 1864 to 1939 will suddenly become proportionally the most in-print literature on the planet.

Candidates are allowed to spend the same amount they would have spent on the original Primary Day, for such things as printing literature and paying workers to distribute it.

The article, written in Spanish delineates the digital core of contemporary print literature, exploring two similar manifestations of computational practices and electronic literature in print from Spain: the science fiction novels Alba Cromm (2010) by Vicente Luis Mora and Cero absoluto(2005) by Javier Fernández.