Sentence examples for rising literary from inspiring English sources

Yet in his heyday, Kilmer was a rising literary star.

But just who was this rising literary man?

In the '50s, Humes, who was known as Doc, was a rising literary star.

But by the nineteen-sixties, Paul's rising literary star had dramatically eclipsed his wife's.

While Mr. Shteyngart is a rising literary star in New York, he is a nobody in Russia, selling fewer translations of his books here than in Belgium.

But Mr Carter's hero, Eddie Wesley, Harlem's rising literary star who had himself hoped to marry Aurelia and is the first to find the body, thinks otherwise.

In 1967 the editorial reins were turned over to Willie Morris, a hard-drinking, charismatic and rapidly rising New York literary star from Yazoo City, Miss.

Here's an injunction for the moral point: At a time when stupidity seems on the rise, literary critic Lionel Trilling reminds us of "the moral obligation to be intelligent".

Tensions rose over "Literary Feuds".

Even Millie, the Bush family dog, rose to literary stardom...

Logan himself - as his friend Peter Scabius rises to literary stardom - also suffers a mighty fall.