Sentence examples for without literature from inspiring English sources

Colum: "Without literature we're nothing, we're nowhere".

Life without literature is a life reduced to penury.

And, without literature, there would be much less to go on, historically speaking.

Julie rejects him (any reviewer who reveals why should be sentenced to life without literature), his therapist dies and he begins to think that he killed his stepfather.

So, to avoid any misunderstandings, I will add in the margin, without capers or anything else of the sort, without literature, that my congratulations are true and heartfelt.

I'm showing my cards: I'll say up front what I have to say and without literature.

In one example, Mr. Hollander, writing a rave review in The New York Times Book Review of the collected poems of Jay Wright, an African-American poet, referred to "cultures without literatures — West African, Mexican and Central American".

His poetry gives evidence of a bookish and extremely thoughtful life while encountering the forms and rituals of cultures without literatures -- West African, Mexican and Central American -- as well as the writers -- Augustine, Goethe, Rilke, David Hume, Hugh MacDiarmid -- whose traces we find allusively placed throughout his work.

It would mean that French Canada, a people "without a history and without a literature," would gradually assimilate into the larger, English-speaking continent.

Britain without its monarchy would be like Dover without the white cliffs, English literature without Shakespeare, scones without clotted cream and jam.

Helen Fielding spotted that young unmarrieds were a social grouping without a literature; Allison Pearson noticed the same gap for working mums.