Sentence examples for wider literary from inspiring English sources

He was feted at home in Canada as a poet and novelist, and revered in the wider literary world.

Certain passages of the Aton Hymn demonstrate themes shared by a wider literary tradition; portions have been compared in imagery to Psalm 104 (see Psalms).

One wishes that the "Gershwin Reader" had strayed into wider literary territory, because Gershwin was a phenomenon extending far beyond the musical life.

Barker gives an impeccably complete record of these, sticking close to her subject and seldom venturing to provide any wider literary or political context.

Thanks to the interwar education system in Romania, it has a rather wider literary frame of reference than poor Mole's diaries.

In recent years, the wider literary community in Australia has celebrated Aboriginal writing, although it also continues to be received and consumed defensively, within a mindset stuck in the colonial imagination.

He left in 1820, but, though home conditions were difficult, his father managed to give him a wide literary education.

URSULA HEGI'S nine previous books range over wide literary territory: novels, short-story collections, a children's book, nonfiction.

He has a wonderful talent for getting at the essence of people and comes at it with a wide literary knowledge.

She developed her technique on the fly, combining man-in-the-street interviews with her wide literary education to create rich, memorable characters like the displaced southern Italians in "Rocco and His Brothers".

There is no certain evidence of wide literary use of runes in early times, but some scholars hold that the runic writing was widely employed for all kinds of secular documents, such as legal provisions, contracts, genealogies, and poems.