Sentence examples for thriving literature from inspiring English sources

A thriving literature quickly developed for the exposition of systematic solutions (based on group theory) of scrambled cubes.

As the national development agency for the arts, our aim for literature is to develop a portfolio of strong, thriving literature organisations with a national reach.

But what about the still thriving literature about the Trilateral Commission, the Bilderbergers, Bohemian Grove, Skull and Bones, and the shelves full of assassination theories?

At independence in 1960, its literature was thriving, led by the father of the African novel in English, Chinua Achebe (his 1958 Things Fall Apart is one of the most widely read novels of the 20th century), Wole Soyinka (the 1986 Nobel laureate) and Cyprian Ekwensi.

Associationism is also still thriving in the connectionist literature, as well as in the animal cognition tradition.

The early Koryŏ period was also a time during which literature in Chinese thrived and prospered while literature in hyangch'al faded, with the hyangga of Silla surviving only until the beginning of the 10th century.

Some students who would thrive studying English literature or classics are disappointed.BSix's programme, small though it is, is already changing that.