Sentence examples for author setting from inspiring English sources

Nunberg resigned and criticized the story's author, setting off a firestorm on Twitter.

The Times said "Lucky Sally Jones", while the Financial Times called me "an author setting out to rival the classic fairytales and making an exciting job of it".

In short, Whitman can be said to have invented not only American literature but also the American author — setting the mold for generations of visionaries willing to strip bare in search of essential truths.

Death of a Salesman, its author, setting and subject: the business, and the agony of assimilation, are all Jewish.

A spreadsheet was created to chart relevant data (data collection categories included author, setting, study aim and design/intervention, sample size, and results/outcome measures), to enable the identification of commonalities, themes, and gaps in the literature [ 17].

With a major the author sets off in a jeep.

Only once the required sum of money has been raised does the author set to work.

But why should an Irish author set her first book in America?

The author sets up a lock-in thermography inspection system and uses thermal barrier coatings specimens to conduct an experiment.

In 1921 Luigi Pirandello's Six Characters in Search of An Author set the theatre on a roar.

The challenge the author sets up is a big one: How to show that this ruined family could ever recover.