Sentence examples for compelling writers from inspiring English sources

Dave Eggers is fast becoming one of our fiercest and most compelling writers on the dark side of technology.

At first we felt sympathetic, but it seems to us, after thinking it over, that publishers should make a practice of compelling writers to compose their own promotional material.

The Hit has many of the elements that make Burgess such a compelling writer.

It wasn't until he published The White Castle that he began to find his distinctive and compelling writer's voice.

It's hard to believe this was first published in 1937; and how brilliant that a new generation has a chance to discover this compelling writer.

It's this aptitude Liptrot has for marrying her inner-space with wild outer-spaces that makes her such a compelling writer – and one to watch.

Lee, a public relations executive and a clear, compelling writer, describes the early days of their marriage, the many moves the family made as Bob's star began to rise, and the mounting friction that came with his success.

I've known Paul Gregory for several years (and written about him here and here and here) – I know him as a compelling writer, a fine Russian scholar, and the author of books on the women of the U.S.S.R.'s gulag, Nikolai Bukharin, and Lenin's brain.

He's also seen by his allies as a quick and reflective thinker with strong principles, and a compelling writer who's effective at capturing the best of Mr Corbyn.

He attributes the attention she receives to her being a "compelling writer", especially as a novelist.

Despite what he considers poor workmanship in the book, Wood considers Hemingway even at his worst a compelling writer and he says the literary estate should be left alone to save the literary influence.