Sentence examples for author referred from inspiring English sources

On New Year's Day 1914, a respected weekly literary publication carried a long article penned by an author referred to only as A Rifleman.

12. Was it appropriate for the author's wife to recoil physically when the author referred to the breakfast nook that he had made uninhabitable with his proliferating papers, filthy coffee receptacles, and discarded socks as "his study"?

True, the author referred to an intellectual leader, rather than the, but the article went on to assert that "the implications of Thomas's leadership for the court, and for the country, are profound".

The following correction was published on 26 April 2012: In an article about the numbers of gay members of the Conservative Party, Evan Davis, the author, referred to remarks by Ben Fenton, the FT journalist.

Was it appropriate for the author's wife to recoil physically when the author referred to the breakfast nook that he had made uninhabitable with his proliferating papers, filthy coffee receptacles, and discarded socks as "his study"?

Written in response to a Times editorial, in which the author referred to "a hideous blunder" in the conduct of the battle, The Charge of the Light Brigade may signal a new journalistic genre of poetry, where, if the news can't be got from poems, poets can certainly get their poems from the news.

Why does the author refer to him as "his party's all-but-official nominee"?

When or when not? On page 2, the author refers to "supper".

Does the author refer to the word again in a subsequent sentence in a different way?

When or when not? 7. On page 2, the author refers to "supper".

The author refers to these books as "the confessions of an elusive biographer".