Sentence examples for deep writers from inspiring English sources

Deep writers (I'm looking across my keyboard at you) do deep work quickly.

And in More Than Skin Deep, contributing writer Jim Kling looks at an unusual arrangement between Johns Hopkins University's engineering department and a company called Integument that benefits both institutions while giving students a glimpse of life in the corporate fast lane.

It was my first experience as a screening judge for the Deep South Writer's Conference that really opened my eyes.

Keynote speaker, Cheryl Strayed, author of the #1 New York Times Bestseller "Wild", will talk about memoirs' big deep things: how writers make meaning in memoir, excavating the layers within a narrative, and a writer's use of intuition.

They have deep suspicion of writers.

(He misses her hugely). For another, his deep admiration for writers puts him at the centre of a vast intellectual web.

The pitfalls, however, are wide and deep, and many writers of poetry for children fall in while pursuing the seeming ease of the luminaries.

Yet today even writers deep into their 30s are depicted as being perpetually on the threshold, ing?es or hothouse shoots who need to be coaxed toward some hypothetical eventual flowering.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, December 10 , 1938P. 21 Comment on Mr. Frank Case's book about the Algonquin Hotel in which he expresses his deep affection for writers, actors and public entertainers.

Maybe that's because deep down most writers are looking for any excuse to dodge the excruciating process of pushing through endless layers of self-doubt that writing anything more complicated than a soup recipe entails.

It's way deeper: the striking writers are the nagging, enflamed tip of a much deeper, insidious infection.