Sentence examples for standard anthology from inspiring English sources

From this first book, such poems as "Storm Fear," "The Tuft of Flowers," and "Mowing" became standard anthology pieces.

From this first book, such poems as "Storm Fear," "Mowing," and "The Tuft of Flowers" have remained standard anthology pieces.

He wrote "Negro Voices in American Fiction," in print since 1948, and "My Life -- My Country -- My World" (1952) which became a standard anthology in college literature courses.

Loux 1979 is the standard anthology of classical writings in modal metaphysics in 1963 79.

Indeed, Reid is not even included in what is perhaps the standard anthology on the British Moralists, the two-volume work edited by Selby-Bigge of the same title (Selby-Bigge 1965).

These little Calibans are by no means novels, but they're not your standard anthologies either.

They protest a series of common lapses: the dearth of female authors in the leading journals or standard textbooks; the almost complete absence of attention to feminist philosophy on the part of mainstream authors, male and female; the exclusively male-authored and monochromatic complexion of the standard anthologies of readings and editorial boards.

Buoyed by the suave choreography of Sergio Trujillo and thrill-a-minute performances by such stars-in-the-making as Jeremy Pope and Ephraim Sykes, "Ain't Too Proud" proves to be two or three cuts above the standard-issue anthology pop musical.

When I founded the Forward prizes in 1992, it was perfectly standard for anthologies of contemporary poetry to contain four times as many men than women – all, or almost all of them, white.

Thus, we are able to offer high standard monographs and anthologies for our relevant academic fields.

The Williams anthology became standard for jazz-appreciation classes, and on first inspection it appeared only to help you demarcate a big story and save time.