Sentence examples for valuable literature from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is a huge and valuable literature connecting heart disease to stress and emotional wounds.

The model for how to convert the lead of horrendous maltreatment into the gold of valuable literature is Edward St Aubyn's Melrose books, the final volume of which, At Last), is eagerly awaited in May.

The most valuable literature not only teaches us what we do not know about others (and ourselves), but also reminds us that common human traits – love, fear, loss, family – bind us together both vertically throughout history but also horizontally across race, gender, disability and sexual orientation.

As a result, it is common that huge amounts of valuable literature are buried in personal libraries, typically as electronic PDFs on storage disks.

Mr. Mendelson has chosen them, he writes, out of the belief that what is most valuable in literature is not the single individual, but the interweaving of emotions and relationships among a group of people.

In spite of the simplified hypothesis adopted, the solution obtained in a closed form turns out to be convergent with that given by the rigorous methods available in literature, valuable for the linear, irregular, and deep foundations leaned or inserted in an homogeneous material and subjected to horizontal and vertical vibrations.

Those who are skilled in the art of communicating a valuable message through literature are among my favorites.