Sentence examples for an array of writers from inspiring English sources

The figures, spread over two floors, include the former Wimbledon champion Boris Becker, Albert Einstein, Beethoven, Bach, Pope Benedict, Angela Merkel, Marlene Dietrich and an array of writers, artists and TV personalities.

So too are the thoughts of an array of writers and painters: his boyhood friend Zola was a lifelong proselytiser and writers from DH Lawrence to EE Cummings all had their say.

The consensus: sexual violence is easily reduced to a flashy plot point, but an array of writers and showrunners ― most of them women ― have found a way to make the topic powerful, even altruistic.

BOYS is a new anthology published by Thought Catalog Books that chronicles "a collaborative effort among an array of writers that challenges the reader to reimagine the meaning of being a boy in today's world.

An array of writers, artists and academics fired off a letter of protest to the Sunday Times, including Michael Morpurgo, Robert Harris, Sheila Hancock, Miriam Margolyes and professors John Carey and John Sutherland.

There's no equivalent tension here - Bailey Rae never really lets rip - and an array of writers-for-hire seem to have been assembled as a kind of specialist de-gritting team.

Although there are a few new chatshow segments, featuring an array of Doctor Who writers and actors including author Paul Cornell and Katy Manning (who played Third Doctor companion Jo Grant), the main attraction is essentially old television being turned into appointment-to-view events.

Yet he languishes in the Romantic second division, together with an array of talented writers who weren't quite romantic enough to be Romantic.

Despite being upstarts in publishing the Spens commissioned an impressive array of writers from Dave Eggers, who introduces the issue with an extract from his short story collection How We Are Hungry, to Scottish writer Sophie Cooke and a host of international names.

Soon we were enjoying stories by an eclectic array of writers — Kate Chopin, Nikolai Gogol, H.G. Wells, and Angelica Gorodischer among them.

Unsurprisingly, it's drawn an impressive array of writers – Malcolm Gladwell, Salman Rushdie, Jonathan Ames, Christopher Hitchens and Annie Proulx have all told stories.