Sentence examples for considerable writer from inspiring English sources

Yet Mrs. Woolf is a considerable writer, and plays tricks with a fine literary sense.

The book - described as a "true novel" - was elevated by Capote's considerable writer's skills beyond journalism into a highly original and accomplished work.

Around this time, Philip Larkin published an essay in which he warned of "the likelihood of a situation wherein the manuscripts of every considerable British writer since 1850 are in American hands".

Yet, while it would seem that their crackdown has, to some degree at least, been a successful deterrent – with statistics for 2008 to 2009 showing that reports for this type of vandalism to the train network is down by 22 per cent from the previous year, to just 3,328 – there is a considerable pool of "writers" who are prepared to take their chances.

Petro is a fluent writer with considerable powers of description.

That there wasn't one, I realized, reflected the writer's considerable skill.

The Pulitzer-winning author of Olive Kitteridge is a writer of considerable emotional insight.

But with A God in Ruins she, once again, proves herself to be a writer of considerable talent.

It's when Ms. Weber remembers Papa that her considerable skills as a writer are most seductively on display.

Sharing Hamsun's preoccupation with the irrational side of human conduct was Hans E. Kinck, a writer of considerable power and penetration.

By the advent of World War I, Lord Alfred had achieved a considerable reputation as a writer of sonnets.