Verwenden Sie „literary man“ in einem Satz

1. I accepted an offer of representation from LJK Literary Management on March 28 and now I'm working with Danielle Perez at NAL and looking forward to a release in Feb, 2012

2. A literary man would have thought of Thucydides and Sophocles and Plato

3. That's what betrays him! Another time he will be carried away by his playful wit into making fun of the man who suspects him, he will turn pale as it were on purpose to mislead, but his paleness will be _too natural_, too much like the real thing, again he has given us an idea! Though his questioner may be deceived at first, he will think differently next day if he is not a fool, and, of course, it is like that at every step! He puts himself forward where he is not wanted, speaks continually when he ought to keep silent, brings in all sorts of allegorical allusions, he-he! Comes and asks why didn't you take me long ago? he-he-he! And that can happen, you know, with the cleverest man, the psychologist, the literary man

4. I had acquired a taste for literature, during the five years I had lived with a literary man, occasionally

5. And there was something a little too brisk about his literary manners; I suspected the existence of a dictaphone somewhere in his panelled rooms

6. it was explained to me afterwards that you were a literary man

7. [Note 57: The above three lines are a parody on the turgid style of Lomonossoff, a literary man of the second Catherine's era

8. But put a literary man or a peasant-woman in Jove's place, and the thimder would never cease !

9. An artist painted my portrait as it happened: "After all, you are a literary man," he said

10. I'm expressing it awkwardly, perhaps, but I'm not a literary man