Sentence examples for strongest literary from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM ROBERT: We know Jesus, unless we've met him personally, as a literary character, imagined variously by Paul, Mark, John, et al. Yet, even compared with the "strongest" literary characters — Odysseus, say, or Hamlet, Sherlock Holmes, etc. — Jesus is almost unaccountably powerful, generating entire religions and cultures, and requiring some sort of personal response.

Psalm 37 has been said to have "the strongest literary and thematic links" with the Book of Habakkuk, compared to the other Psalms, and the language of Psalm 37 is borrowed by the Habakkuk pesherist in the commentary on Hab.

Mr. Gooch's book lacks the dimension of strong literary criticism.

Another notable playwright, Jacob Gordin, had a strong literary background in Russian and western European literature.

"I love texts," said Mr. Subiela, whose films have a strong literary influence.

The president is a very, very intellectual man with a very strong literary interest.

But "because of the strong literary tradition," he added, "this interest in the abstract has often been overlooked.

Maithili is the only Bihari language with a script of its own, called Tirhuta, and a strong literary history.

There's a strong literary proclivity, especially in the catalogue, which includes some extraordinary writing by and about the artists.

I feel the Rochester book has a strong literary quality to it; your citations in response to questions confirm that.

"The area has a strong literary heritage, and this is reflected in the choice of titles, its literary lunches, and also the knowledge of the staff.