Sentence examples for distinguished writing from inspiring English sources

After she was fired, her husband moved out of the house; she was removed from the book tour for "Africans in America," the companion volume to a PBS documentary; and the American Society of Newspaper Editors took away her Distinguished Writing Award.

MFK Fisher Distinguished Writing Award John Jeremiah Sullivan Lucky Peach "I Placed a Jar in Tennessee".

We published him first in 1971 (at the height of his popularity) and last in 2002, a year after we gave him our Distinguished Writing Award and a check.

Mr. Díaz, who received the Norman Mailer Prize for Distinguished Writing, kept his acceptance speech to one sentence: "All I had to say was, 'thank you.' " But during the cocktail hour beforehand, he described the "immense, powerful sense of self" in Mailer's work, and praised his "engagement with the social and the civic".

Washington DC's Todd Kliman also scored a MFK Fisher Distinguished Writing Award nomination for "The Problem of Authenticity" -- a story published in local rag Lucky Peach.

So let's consider "North River" a blip in an otherwise marvelous and deservedly distinguished writing life.

While distinguished written works in the 20th century by thinkers like Stanley Cavell established film as an appropriate subject for philosophy, the question of whether a film itself can be or do philosophy remains more contentious.

He distinguishes writing from journalism, which, he says, examines its subjects from the outside in; writing is from the inside out.

I feel like this; if he's unable to distinguish writing narratives with certain jargon versus speaking especially in an "open" crowd that means he's disingenuous and has always been.

High round vowels (y, ȳ, øy) have been merged with the unround vowels in Icelandic and Faroese (and in scattered dialects elsewhere) but are still distinguished in writing.

Therefore, we investigated (1) which characteristics can be distinguished in written feedback comments on reflective writing and (2) which of these characteristics are perceived to stimulate students' reflection processes.