Sentence examples for complex writers from inspiring English sources
Rhys's champions, who remain few nearly 33 years after her death, believe the small honour is long overdue, and will go some way to restore the reputation of one of English literature's more complex writers.
"The depth of those narratives, and the grittiness, was natural to BBC2; [but] what's happened is that on BBC1 we are now delivering audiences heavyweight subject matter by complex writers, and the audience is telling us that's exactly what they want".
Complex writers ranked it as the eighth best fighting game of all time in 2011, as well as the eleventh all-time best SNK fighting game in 2012, commenting that "the unique team selection and elimination style matches of the series made their origin in this great '90s fighter".
Neither settled in form nor conventional in outlook, Bennett is a complex writer.
But then Goethe always was a complex writer who defied full comprehension.
Proudhon was a complex writer who remained obstinately independent, refusing to consider himself the founder of either a system or a party.
Jonathan Yardley, writing in The Washington Post, said the volume showed that "Maxwell has maintained not merely a high level of consistency but has, if anything, become over the years a deeper and more complex writer".
I see him as a sharp-eyed analyst of contemporary England and a genuinely complex writer: a working-class scholarship boy on the side of social justice but also intrigued by a world of pre-war privilege.
Home and homecoming were among the most powerful themes of Le Guin's work, but she was a deep and complex writer, and "home" stood for many things, including being true to one's art.
The book is not improved by Eric Riley's pandering direction, which borrows liberally from black revues ranging from "Bubbling Brown Sugar" to "Smokey Joe's Café." Wilson shows us what a complex writer Hughes could be.
Also among those who came to the fore during and after World War II were Maria Banuş, who expressed the struggle for peace in her poetry, Miron Paraschivescu, a lyric poet who took themes from folklore, and Marcel Breslaşu, a complex writer on a wide range of subjects.
