Sentence examples for context writers from inspiring English sources

To borrow a phrase Russell Banks used in a different context, writers can fall into "an elegiac mode of relatedness, as if everyone's life were already over".

In this production context, writers, directors, cinematographers, and other craftsmen were relatively free from typical big-picture constraints.

In such a context, writers like Edgar Pangborn, who featured passionate male friendships in his work, were exceptional; almost until the end of their careers, including so much as a kiss would have been too much.

Thus, while scholars have sought to define authorship, their research into the practices and contexts of writers have made it problematic to generalize about models of authorship across contexts – and thus, models of plagiarism across contexts.

Alongside their melding of local and international contexts, its writers' penchant for working with multiple forms makes for some thrilling originality.

The feature adds some horrifying context to writer Jill Leovy's often very moving dispatches; at a glance, the majority of victims are in hispanic men in their twenties killed by guns.

In this context the writer tells about the Madison Avenue Bookshop, which is now promoting a book called "The Dog of the South," by Charles Portis, which was published five years ago, never did very well, and went out of print.

In a lazily written article that features the quote of James Risch's line of questioning that looked to rid Trump's conversation with Comey of the relevant context, the writer exclaims that the case for Donald Trump committing obstruction of justice has been "smashed beyond repair".

It's a fogyish old chestnut, but true enough in the context of young writers - for example Richard Mason and Jenn Crowell - who have found their careers more or less paralysed by overpromotion.

In essays, lectures and interviews, he declared the need for committed writing in the African context, and derided writers and critics whose attitudes to Africans he found condescending or racist.

In the context of censorship, writers tend to become circumspect.