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• I was finally drawn into it by nonliterary means, through proximity and politics.
• In fact, it can be performed for any expression, nonliterary or literary.
• The same tone infuses the nonliterary dialogue.
• The nonliterary essentials of effective television are also on display in " NYPD Blue ."
• She was a literary person in a nonliterary town, concealing her ambition like a forbidden passion.
• Literature from this point of view serves both to give pleasure and to sharpen understanding of nonliterary texts.
• It includes profanity and one especially nonliterary sequence with Ms . Paltrow posing in the buff for her centerfold.
• His theater was spiritual, ritualistic and nonliterary _ and extraordinarily challenging for the actor and for the audience.
• Although they are silent and nonliterary, the visual arts generate a lot of talk and a lot of writing.
• These people have a function; they are recognized by large audiences of nonliterary people as being proper participants ."
• Can it be that something new is happening in Stockholm, and the literary prize is being awarded mainly on nonliterary grounds?
• The movies have brought Hornby a much wider readership, but music is the nonliterary medium he's best known for.
• Literary experts appointed by the Culture Ministry have said the novel does not defame religion and should not be judged from a nonliterary perspective.
• Increasingly, the nonliterary popular culture is honing " different " mental skills that are just as important as the ones exercised by reading books
• This theme centers on various nonliterary issues, science being perhaps the most important of them, specifically the research in genetic engineering and its attendant dangers.
• Such willing demonstrations of nonliterary behavior would have appalled the academy's founders, who created the organization a century ago as a haven from vulgarity.
• With considerable wit and minimal curmudgeonliness, he also laments the scarcity of such experiences in a culture that is co-opted and consumed by nonliterary temptations.
• Although Lerman published a second book in 1975, she eventually withdrew from her literary career and undertook a more conventional life with marriage and ( nonliterary ) job.
• Of course, the patient, step-by-step creation of nonliterary fiction best sellers appears so easy, particularly when reviewed through a publisher's retrospectivescope.