Sentence examples for difficult authors from inspiring English sources

Conversely, Proust, Joyce and other difficult authors have been shunned.

They issue booklets on the art of the sound-bite and send their most lucrative (or difficult) authors to special coaches.

Here, in dispiriting quantity, are examples of the various ways of sucking up to eminent potential contributors, of well-meant evasiveness with lesser supplicants, and of tactful dealings with imposssibly difficult authors (Wyndham Lewis wins the prize).

Reading difficult authors like Faulkner trains us to read simpler but equally profound authors whom we might otherwise rush through heedless of the rich, hidden meanings.

In Turkey he is both a literary, difficult author, and a teller of absorbing whodunnits; a European-influenced stylist and an assiduous miner of Turkish history.

In one chapter, Saller takes on the difficult author, in another she speaks to writers themselves.

Unfortunately, the signal to noise ratio was very low in both the pull-downs making further analysis of co-localization difficult (Author response image 1).

This might be difficult with authors at first, but baseball has found it's the only way that will work.

In Horizon, everyone agreed it had been difficult for authors to earn a living from their books at any time.

Several developments since Watergate have made it more difficult for authors of campaign books to ply their craft.

Lack of a comprehensive testbed for evaluating network construction algorithms has made it difficult for authors, reviewers, and readers to monitor the effectiveness of such algorithms.