Sentence examples for true literature from inspiring English sources

"True literature discusses only two themes: death and power".

All true literature rises from this childish, hopeful certainty that we resemble one another.

In the early 70s, poetry was still seen as true literature in Turkey, while the novel seemed a lesser, populist form.

These flashy items dominate shelf space, ad budgets and public attention; they leave nowhere near enough air, space or money for true literature".

"I am of the opinion that I am not a political writer, and, moreover, that as far as true literature is concerned, there actually are no political writers," Kadare said in an interview with Swiss press on Saturday.

Of a more secular nature and on the verge of true literature are moral and didactic writings, particularly during the early Middle Kingdom (began 1938 bce), when a profound social and spiritual crisis seems to have gripped Egypt.

There is a marked difference between true popular literature, that of folklore and folk song, and the popular literature of modern times.

The same is true of literature.

By Alex Ross The New Yorker, August 19 , 1996P. 70 CRITIC AT LARGE about true crime literature.

(It's true in literature as well, as in the work of Melville and Proust, Henry James and Hemingway).

This may be true in literature, but Hollywood has become expert at scrambling the generic codes, producing dramedies, comedic dramas and other such hybrids.