Sentence examples for through a literary from inspiring English sources

Mitch Sisskind recalled being in a bookstore, leafing through a literary journal.

He said he believes this is apparent through a literary analysis of the biblical texts alone.

Anyone who has ever bluffed his way through a literary conversation would have recognized himself in that character.

"Commentary began by looking at politics through a literary sensibility and using that to enrich the discussion," Mr. Balint, 34, said by telephone from Jerusalem, where he lives.

Zaid's book argued that "the Koran is a literary text, and the only way to understand, explain, and analyse it is through a literary approach".

In the class, she read seminal literary texts like Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison and The Street by Ann Petry, which tracked Black American social movements through a literary lens.

Verheyde believes it is because he is seen through his lyrics as a "literary figure, a poet".

"Gamelife" uses his memories of playing games as a lens through which to tell a literary coming-of-age story — a bildungsroman put forth in units of screen time.

The movie shows Alfred Hitchcock's influence on Truffaut, and his own preoccupation with the romantic triangle, through the story of a literary scholar (Jean Desailly), his wife (Nelly Benedetti) and the flight attendant (Françoise Dorléac) who comes between them.

It was partly through these translations that a literary dispute known since as the querelle des anciens et des modernes arose as a contest of the merits of classical as opposed to contemporary authors (see ancients and moderns).

"I think the potential danger that publishers run by not talking this through carefully," said Andrew Wylie, a literary agent who represents the estates of authors of backlist titles not yet in digital form, including Ralph Ellison and Vladimir Nabokov, "is that they will be excluded from e-book rights in a significant way".