Sentence examples similar to discerning writer from inspiring English sources
Is there a consensus among discerning writers that it conveys an interesting semantic distinction?
We have filed away a mental note to raise a toast next Thanksgiving to Dr. Franklin, diffident wavior of the cranberry (the true berry) & encourager of the bumble bee, and to the balanced state of the nation for which he and the Time's discerning obituary writer both stand.
In 1917 they founded their own publishing house, the Hogarth Press, and their discerning understanding encouraged such writers as T.S. Eliot and E.M. Forster.
Rian Malan, an iconoclastic Afrikaner writer, discerns a useful spur.
He claimed that after reading a couple of paragraphs he could instantly discern whether the writer was a woman or man.
Pico Iyer, novelist and essayist, says of Steinman: "What is unique about Aloud is that it's run by a fellow writer, with deeply discerning literary tastes, who really cares about letters and the history of thought.
Readers are smart and can quickly discern between the writers they can trust (those who come through on their headline promises) and those whose headlines are simply click bait.
At the opposite extreme, the British writer Ian MacDonald goes beyond Mr. Volkov in discerning anti-Stalin messages-in-a-bottle throughout the Shostakovich canon.
A less imperious but no less discerning critic, Kornei Chukovsky (who was also a famous writer of children's books), esteemed Garnett for her work on Turgenev and Chekhov but not for her Dostoyevsky.
That is followed by discerning critical appraisals by Mr. Roth of two of his seniors among the Jewish writers of the second half of the 20th century in the United States, Bernard Malamud and Saul Bellow.
