Sentence examples for changed as a writer from inspiring English sources

Is this because you have changed as a writer, or because the country has changed?

"Becoming a mother hasn't changed me as a writer, but it has completely changed me as a person.

Of course being a parent changed me as a writer, but then everything I do changes me as a writer.

Has its success changed you as a writer?

That advice changed me as a writer and as a person.

That something, in a word, was plot: "Certain writers look down their noses at plot and I think I might have been one of them until I tried it," he says, "but The Sisters Brothers changed me as a writer.

Smith, who splits her time between London and the US, where she is a professor at New York University's English department, also spoke about how having a child had changed her as a writer.

"It was a very, very hard blow, but I do not think that it changed me as a writer," he says.

For to change languages as a writer is to undergo a process of dematerialization: before you know it, you are language more than anything else.

This was changed as the writers felt it would be better left as a surprise.

Mr. Gansa noted that while many of the elements of the story were in place at the start, the plot changed as the writers explored how Brody's activities with his family and Carrie's deteriorating condition affected events.