Sentence examples for superb literary from inspiring English sources

So did the superb literary biographies we read — and deeply admired.

It's hard to believe that most of her authors came anywhere near Athill's own superb literary pitch.

Foster, a professor of Irish history at the University of Oxford, has become a superb literary critic.

His references to homosexuality, "oral stimulation," and masturbation are couched in a rich setting of wit, charm, linguistic subtlety, superb literary craftsmanship, evocative description, and deep human sympathy.

The expedition vanishes, and we are left to wonder at the man; his greatness, and our sympathy made more by this superb literary adventure.

Yet the book delineated with superb literary skill a whole world about which little had been known before, and underlined the central role of the Jewish community in German life before the rise of antisemitism towards the end of the 19th century began to undermine it.

It is a superb, rather literary moment.

A superb work of literary Modernism and as tough and fascinating a work on addiction as anything by Burroughs or Buckowski.

In his preface, he offers a superb definition of literary criticism itself, writing that its purpose is "to make what is implicit in a book finely explicit," and his opening statement about why we should read is persuasive and even moving.

Or perhaps not; one of the things that such superb recent adaptations of literary works — "Fantastic Mr. Fox" and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" — have in common is that the works in question are short enough to require expansion and elaboration for a feature film, rather than compression and reduction.

HP50: You've had a superb and long-standing literary career.