belletristic

“Rose’s dinners are like the great belletristic salons of Paris,” he said.

Professor Davison’s belletristic debut was as improbable as his academic baptism.

Still, the book makes no belletristic claims; it’s intended solely as a guide, and as such, perfectly fulfills its aim.

She stands at a kind of belletristic Sinai, alongside all the other literary generations.

Just as telling is the inclusion of harmless belletristic exercises from artists otherwise known for their pugilistic talents.