Sentence examples for eminent writer from inspiring English sources
The most eminent writer in Latin was Andrzej Frycz-Modrzewski.
Is China's most eminent writer a reformer or an apologist?
'What do you tweet?' one eminent writer sneered.
The photographs are remarkable: Forster looks every inch the eminent writer, Buckingham looks handsome and relaxed.
On a November night in 1903, the Colombian exile José Altamirano pours out his life story to the eminent writer in London.
It is rare that such an eminent writer is also so open to collaboration, but Spink chalks it up to a fidgety mind.
All sorts of eminent writers get forgotten.
He was the most battered of eminent writers.
"Some of the country's most eminent writers are now seeking an opportunity to discuss a way forward.
Documents show how Sir Archibald Bodkin, Director of Public Prosecutions, feared that the publisher would mobilise eminent writers to defend the book.
Baldwin had grown up in circumstances not unlike his own, and he had gone on to become one of America's most eminent writers.
