Sentence examples for whose literature is from inspiring English sources

"Woe to that nation whose literature is disturbed by the intervention of power," he wrote.

The history of Afrikaans literature is the history of the Afrikaners, an alien people whose literature is a testimony to that state of alienation.

Rewa Prasad Dwivedi writes in his Sanskrit poem dedicated to Rambhadracharya that he is an encyclopaedia of learning whose literature is like numerous Narmadā rivers flowing out simultaneously, and in whose literary works Shiva and Parvati delight while performing Tandava and Lasya.

Students of comparative literature know that there are two great Dickensian novelists: Charles Dickens and whoever's considered most Dickensian in the country whose literature you're studying.

Starting in 1960, de Man taught at three American universities whose literature departments were industry leaders: Cornell, Johns Hopkins, and Yale, where he was a professor in the departments of French and comparative literature from 1970 until his death, in 1983, at the age of sixty-four.

The child whose sense of Aeschylus is filtered through Yiddish theater, whose Longfellow was learned in Yiddish and performed for Italian bullies, and whose knack for Shakespeare made him a good bet to become an electrician — whose idea of literature is polyglot, hybrid, mongrel — is not going to grow up to be Robert Frost.

In making the announcement, Mr. Conarroe praised Mr. Hirsch as "an articulate champion of what the Guggenheim stands for" and "an ebullient spirit whose passion for literature is contagious".

A girl I do love, though, is Dorothy Bryan of Glen Cove, whose contribution to the national literature is called "Frisky Finding a Home".

The outstanding figure in modern Albanian literature is Kadare, whose groundbreaking novel Gjenerali i ushtrisë së vdekur (1963; The General of the Dead Army) catapulted him to worldwide fame.

I was welcomed by the editor of the mag (a person whose view on sex in literature is that it "just doesn't work, I don't think there are any cases where it works") and introduced to the genuinely charming Alexander Waugh who congratulates me for having the pluck to turn up and assures me that there's to be no humiliation.

Dr. Lowell E. Schnipper, an oncologist who was chairman of the task force, said that fellow cancer doctors whose command of the research literature is fully up to date may know already how the new cancer drugs stack up against established therapies in safety and effectiveness.