Sentence examples for circle of writers from inspiring English sources
Each had its own circle of writers and scholars.
She allied herself to the Estridentista, or Stridentist movement, a circle of writers and artists with internationalist aspirations for their country.
In Dresden (1807 09) he became a member of a large circle of writers, painters, and patrons and, with the political philosopher Adam Müller, published the periodical Phöbus, which lasted only a few months.
Ben Whishaw of 'Brideshead Revisited' has signed to star as Lucien Carr, the Columbia University undergraduate who brought together a circle of writers who went on to be dubbed the Beat generation.
During the interwar years, when American condescension toward "barbarous" China yielded to a fascination with all things Chinese, a circle of writers sparked an unprecedented public conversation about American Chinese relations.
Published posthumously in 1963, this splendid memoir of Hemingway's life in Paris during the 20s amid a bohemian circle of writers and artists has hugely contributed to the city's mythic appeal.
In her circle of writer friends, she said, most serious discussions are "conducted secretly on the telephone".
How does it compare, within circles of writers, to other awards out there?
Van Nu en Straks circle, group of writers associated with an influential Flemish review, Van Nu en Straks ("Today and Tomorrow"; 1893 94 and 1896 1901).
An important circle of Yiddish writers formed around Peretz.
The Bloomsbury group, a circle of artists, writers, and thinkers, gathered in the area in the early 20th century.
