| One reason for believing the reports are fictions is that apocalypses seem to allude literarily to previous apocalypses. |
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| More ambitious both literarily and graphically, it makes for the better read. |
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| It is the main story of the romance that has made an indelible impression on Indian culture, morally as well as literarily. |
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| None oily and perfume free, this ultra-sensual cream melts literarily on the skin. |
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| Plato felt he had literary rivals, and this may explain this somewhat odd combination of esoterism, protreptic and apology in a literarily brilliant form. |
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| This itself is interesting as it has been remarked upon by a number of scholars that, among the patriarchs, Isaac seems to have gotten short shrift literarily. |
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| When shown in solo practice mode, running literarily hundreds of moves and combinations in elaborate, complex exercises, there is nothing dopey or dumb about him. |
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| Like Nate, the novel is literarily self-conscious, but Nate often reads to show off. |
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| And in the competitive world of modern dating, and the smaller, more circumscribed world of literarily engaged and somewhat snobbish readers, deploying the names of the proper authors is essential. |
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| The brief relationship with Synge of course translates literarily to an improportionate percentage of Molly Allgood's total years and experience. |
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| This considerably affected his articles, several of which were literarily avant-garde in their own right, and also influenced his own literary writing. |
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| Further, even with so literarily establishmentarian a figure as Meek, one also detects a distinctly Southern concept of the profession of authorship. |
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| In his younger days he worked in a variety of fields, literarily, as a 'jackroo' and tree surgeon and went on to become a chauffeur and even a cross-country ski instructor. |
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| There are many theories surrounding the effects of opium on literary creation, and notably, his periods of low usage were literarily unproductive. |
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| This work has gained fame for Arevalo as well as for Barba Jacob, the Colombian, with whom Arevalo was frequently linked both literarily and physically. |
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| Their works, covering a span of eight years, record a literarily most creative and ideologically most provocative period in modern Chinese literature. |
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