Sentence examples for beyond the writer from inspiring English sources

The world of a play is made up by so many people beyond the writer – if, indeed, there is a writer involved at all.

What makes it especially so is that the rate of production is beyond the writer's control.

I could not find any logic to these names – which, in speculative fiction, I think are particularly important – beyond the writer's randomly snatching from the air the first word she thought of to associate with certain skin-colours.

It implies that writing is an arcane art that channels a mysterious force a force which may, like a drain, become blocked by malevolent forces beyond the writer's control.

His book "Anger and Beyond: The Negro Writer in the United States" was published in 1966.

That's a guardian-of-the-game responsibility that seems to go beyond the writers' proper role.

Vanity Fair Brett Berk found "Journey to Regionals" a fulfilling, albeit "pretty mediocre" episode, describing it as having "a sense of narrative cohesion that went beyond the writers' usual throwing-flatware-down-the-garburator modality".

While the actual events go beyond belief, the writer takes the rock musicians' attempts to live absurdly one step further.

"I don't think the character exists beyond the experience of Updike the writer".

But one would hope that the writer would, beyond frugality, have some feeling and appreciation for the destination.

I don't mean that fiction can't have meaning or significance beyond its characters, only that the writer must begin with a person rather than a message.