Sentence examples for thinking about literary from inspiring English sources

At the same time, she's a realist: she knows that the usual, "faith-based" way of thinking about literary fame isn't going away anytime soon.

Though online reviews inevitably vary in quality and insight, their very existence no longer makes it possible to imagine that there is not an engaged general-interest audience out there consuming and thinking about literary works.

Digging around in a book about Maupassant this morning (thinking about literary realism), I found a line from the French nineteenth-century philosopher Ernest Renan that seems to sum up Clouzot's problem: "Complexity is anterior to simplicity".

And then I started thinking about literary feral children and, especially, the mad crushes I had on two of them.  .

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

Around the same time he started thinking about a literary career, a process that, as he recounts it, comes across as a friendly hack on the traditional machinery of publishing.

All this fancy reportage got us thinking about what other literary heroes or antiheroes might serve as models for the current crop of world leaders: Sarkozy as d'Artagnan?

"I started thinking about the giant comprehensive literary anthologies done by WW Norton," he said.

The problem with thinking about Dylan as a literary mind — which, again, is not to say that his every song doesn't work as poetry — is that it both discounts the incredibly hard work of writing meaningful songs and reduces poetry to its barest components.

In part it's a stroll through the literary history of thinking about mothers and daughters.