Sentence examples for control writers from inspiring English sources

It's equally surprising how little control writers exert over it.

As communication and transport links become ever stronger, she explains, it becomes increasingly difficult to control writers' work.

I hope that, whatever happens within the publishing industry, because of the increased control writers have of their own careers, better sales information and the advent of the internet, that ultimately this change in our working environment will be a change for the better.

And Millhauser, a controlled writer if ever there was one, mostly adapts this to his own fine uses.

Martin explains how the ascendance of the troubled, often violent anti-heroes at the center of these shows — "difficult men" like Tony Soprano, Jimmy McNulty, Don Draper, and Walter White — has been intertwined with that of the brilliant, highly controlling writer-showrunners who created them.

'We pretend we're in control as writers, but the page rules,' he says.

His fellow trustee Helena Kennedy said there were people writing novels in English in places such as China, Brazil and Israel and it was wrong that there was a kind of "border control" preventing writers from competing depending on what passport they carried.

In its heyday in the 1980s, PMK was one of a handful of agencies that cornered the publicity business for big stars and used their leverage to set ground rules for publications, controlling which writers would be allowed to do interviews and what questions could or could not be asked, often to avoid uncomfortable topics like drug abuse or divorces.

Particularly, it is used to control a writer's role in our system.

This also explains how Chertkov, despite his banality, came to control the writer of genius.

To prevent future journalistic disasters, we need a new federal agency to vet all stories, with the state now controlling every writer on the collectivist premise that a particular writer committed fraud.