Sentence examples for complicated writer from inspiring English sources

He's a complicated writer, but at base he's a satirist of animal urges and animal longings (lust for food, lust for sex, lust for dominion).

Farber can be a complicated writer, and she's on her way to understanding how to fully exploit her gifts, which are clear once you separate her dramaturgy from individual lines and exchanges.

Thrillers thrive on villains and heroes, and usually these characters are not overly complicated; writers don't want to confuse or slow the plot.

It's more crucially that the capture of DFW by the smart side of the self-help movement may be hurting our ability to read the treacherous, more darkly complicated, brilliant writer he really was.

Ms. Kazan, who has been popping up all over the place in memorable small roles -- she was one of Meryl Streep's kids in "It's Complicated," an aspiring writer in "Me and Orson Welles" and Leonardo DiCaprio's office fling in "Revolutionary Road" -- is careful not to give away too much of Ivy's inner life.

Washimi noted that these methods made it complicated for the writers and illustrators to communicate effectively, and during the development of To Heart 2 X Rated, Miyake took a two-month-long business trip to Osaka to rectify the problem.

I'd tell you more about the plans themselves, but in a complicated writer-swap arrangement to finesse the deal, I've been transferred to copy edit press releases for the Anthony Weiner mayoral campaign.

The New Yorker, February 2 , 1957P. 74 Long, complicated tale about the writer's 13-year-old daughter, Pameal, who plays a viola in her junior-high- school orchestra.

By John Seymour Sharnick The New Yorker, February 2 , 1957P. 74 Long, complicated tale about the writer's 13-year-old daughter, Pameal, who plays a viola in her junior-high- school orchestra.

Writers are complicated.

As a relationship writer, it's complicated because you have to have self-control by not going into details people don't care about – while trusting yourself to report accurately on huge diversity of opinion.