Phrases with «literary bent»

The phrase "literary bent" refers to having a natural inclination or talent for reading, writing, or enjoying works of literature. Full definition

Sentences with «literary bent»

  • This entry is part 2 of 20 in the series BackstoryLots of books — especially, it seems, those of a more literary bent — focus on revealing backstory as unlocking a key in a mystery, whether it be finally understanding another person to the character finally discovering the truth about his / her own life. (jordanmccollum.com)
  • But for those of a more adventuresome literary bent who are looking for a frank — and often, frankly funny — glimpse into the troubled mind of a female sexual predator, this swiftly paced novel will generate as many intriguing questions about contemporary sexual mores as it does laughs. (bookpage.com)
  • That the coming Biennial will have a strong literary bent is immediately clear from the fact that the late novelist David Foster Wallace is the biggest celebrity name included, following in the footsteps of Werner Herzog's surprise 2012 appearance. (artspace.com)
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