Sentence examples for exquisite writer from inspiring English sources

That said, Challenger is an exquisite writer.

She's an exquisite writer on family and belonging, whose dual nationality has the happy result of making her eligible for prizes on both sides of the Atlantic (she took a Pulitzer prize for her debut short story collection, Interpreter of Maladies).

She was an exquisite writer with a great story.

Down the hall, in his study, he keeps less valuable first editions — Edith Wharton, Lytton Strachey, Ivy Compton-Burnett, Percy Lubbock, Oscar Wilde, a set of Walter Pater, including "The Renaissance," signed to Edmund Gosse from Henry James ("the three most exquisite writers of their time — some would say too exquisite").

Henry James once said that "really, universally, human relations stop nowhere," and that the exquisite problem of the writer is to draw the circle "within which they shall happily appear to do so".

In both tales Mr. Deaver sets things in motion and then, in a variation on "exquisite corpse," the other writers take up the story.

One example is called exquisite corpse, in which one writer starts a story on a sheet of paper, and the paper is folded and another writer tries to finish it.

So how does an uprooted Bosnian-born writer with an exquisite prose sensibility deploy his talents?

He also had the most advanced and exquisite taste of any American writer of his generation, uneven and erratic as it was.

Maltese-born Nicole Pisani used to be head chef at Nopi, the celebrated Soho restaurant set up by chef and food writer Yotam Ottolenghi, serving exquisite Middle Eastern and Asian-inspired dishes for wealthy diners.

'In the way of anything as large and consuming as happiness, he necessarily forfeits the smaller but, for a writer, always rather exquisite pleasure of appearing on the page serenely sitting on a fence.