Sentence examples for standard literary from inspiring English sources

Later a standard literary form developed based on the Owerri and Umuahia dialects.

Standard literary Albanian is used in written communication and in the broadcast media.

However, it's surprisingly hard to incorporate this material into the standard literary forms.

Bel-Ami, the amiable but amoral hero of the novel, has become a standard literary personification of an ambitious opportunist.

Leaning against the kitchen counter, I thought to myself that they weren't a standard literary audience: they were better.

(He primarily used the Tuscan dialect, which would become standard literary Italian, but his vivid vocabulary ranged widely over many dialects and languages).

Of course, for his time he was registering standard, written, literary English.

Why is he what Matthew Arnold called our "touchstone" - the gold standard of literary excellence?

Ultimately, however, the Académie eliminated the excesses of Renaissance diction and set a standard of literary taste.

Lewis Edwards, founder and editor of Y Traethodydd ("The Essayist"), tried to introduce a wider, European standard of literary criticism.

Poe was looking, in other words, for a gold standard of literary value, against the nothingness of paper puffery.