Sentence examples for educated writers from inspiring English sources

After 1917, the Soviet state demanded the loyalty of its educated writers, artists, performers, scientists and technicians.

The Post also quoted Andrea Swalec, a producer for NBC Washington, as saying Talese said "in his experience, educated writers want to interview educated people".

Finding out how large aggregates of educated writers of standard English use "X" will allow the statute-book writers to use X more precisely, so those affected understand X properly.

members," Leonard said, "we discover the features that may at first seem to educated writers like the prosecution to be randomly incorrect, highly idiosyncratic features were not random at all but systemic features of the B.G.F.

Thirty years ago, when Billy Cotton Jr was head of light entertainment at the BBC, working-class, non-university educated writers like Jimmy Perry, Eric Chappell, Galton and Simpson, Dick Clement and Ian le Frenais were responsible for much of the comedy output.

It was later rewritten and expanded by more educated writers, including the French monks Robert and Guibert, both of whom were eager to add information about French crusaders like William.

Part of trAce's brief, Thomas continues, is to educate writers about the potential of the net, to encourage them to create fictional work there.

The entire structure of television is about educating writers in the process of making a show (at least it should be), so that they can be producers and showrunners.

I think there's a net benefit that trickles down to the community of agents and editors: when we all work hard to educate writers, they send us better work, better queries, become better equipped to understand the way we make decisions.

Says Julia Quinn, recently featured in USAToday as one of the romance industry's cadre of Harvard-educated writers, and one of this week's NYT bestselling authors (What Happens in London, #5): "It's not just that this is a well-selling genre, it's what I like to read: character-rich stories in which women discover inner power and fall in love".

When you were interviewing him, was he at all guarded talking to an educated American writer?