Sentence examples for emergent writer from inspiring English sources
Having signed up an emergent writer (emergent is a polite way of saying unknown), we usually do a first run of 400 copies, which works out at a basic production price of £3 per copy.
Girl Power, co-produced with with Jan Zajíček, adds new breadth to an exciting, emergent graffiti narrative: female writers calling B.S. that theirs is a male-dominated art.
Today, however, with Europe's role as world mentor and civilizing agent being eclipsed by emergent regional powers in Asia, Africa and the Middle East, the Post writer lamented, liberalism and democracy are at risk.
As the writer Lynsey Hanley argued, Britain had entered a period in which, "To feel discomfort about constant change — an emergent feature of globalization — was to be inherently right-wing; yet equally, to believe in the strength of collective public institutions — such as unions, publicly funded health and education systems — was unhelpfully Bolshevik".
One wonders what that formidable Oklahoma-born writer Ralph Ellison would have thought of Smith's production, whose diversity feels both old and new in this emergent America.
Torres's songs are inspired by writers like Joan Didion, JD Salinger, John Williams – or the 1624 "no man is an island" sermon Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions by John Donne, which is woven into Son, You Are No Island's carnal foreboding.
The writers, however, were mostly impressed with the book, calling it an "informative, often brilliant, overview of the emergent meanings of the AIDS epidemic".
Second, "emergent leadership.
Emergent bought the Congress.
