Sentence examples for describing the author from inspiring English sources
Describing the author, Steve Silberman, Sacks noted that he knew of "no one else who had spent so much time simply listening".
Describing the author and his book, a semi-autobiographical work, Lady Justice Arden said: "He has obtained a high degree of distinction in his chosen career despite having had a tormented childhood.
The book jacket, at the time of original publication, used the "she" pronoun in describing the author, although at the time they no longer identified as female and were using "she" and "they" pronouns.
In his fine review of Andy Bellin's "Poker Nation" (April 7), James McManus misses in describing the author of "The Education of a Poker Player," one of the great poker books.
In her piece, Ozick compared Rushdie to both Dreyfus and Zola, describing the author as his own best defender against those who would seek to label him a blasphemer: The ghosts of the Louvre are many — kings, cardinals, emperors.
The Pragmatist column last Thursday, about house painting, referred incorrectly to a yellow jacket in describing the author's mishaps.
It describes the author's myriad boyhood confusions over the holiday, largely caused by his family history.
The poster on another forum who described the author as a "15th-century Victor Meldrew" makes a good point.
