Sentence examples for face writer from inspiring English sources

"From a physical standpoint it's incredible exercise, but some of the best tidings I get from climbing are what I would define as spiritual," Cedar Wright, team climber with The North Face, writer and filmmaker, tells The Huffington Post.

Face writers block.

His wartime diaries, recovered by another soldier after he was wounded, formed the basis of the last, and perhaps best, of his 24 books, Unknown Soldiers (2009), a remarkable memoir written decades after he had tracked down his former comrades, then faced writer's block when telling their stories.

Yorke, who had the greatest control within the band, was still facing writer's block.

With NaNoWriMo or National Novel-Writing Month underway, writers all over the world are doubtless concerned about the prospect of facing writer's cramp, writer's block (dare we mention it? -- more on that below), and the other occupational hazards that lie in wait for those who live their lives by the pen.

For Martel, religious extremism is "the harshest and most personal threat" facing writers around the world.

A great problem facing writers who want to update or adapt myth and classical history is diction: how should these people sound?

Writers as prominent as John Wells, a former president of the Writers Guild of America West, have argued in favor of the directors' agreement, which addresses issues similar to those facing writers, especially regarding compensation for digital media.

The distortion of sex, particularly in the Muslim world, is "a political issue" which is one of the most important challenges facing writers today, Hanif Kureishi told a packed audience at the Jaipur literature festival on Friday.

Mr McElheny made himself an insider, not by being invited in, but by patiently thinking his way into a detailed understanding of how Land and his company worked.A different question facing writers of corporate lives is whether to focus on the firm or the boss.

It's entirely possible that such concerns won't matter much and will mean less to audiences uninitiated in Orton, whose legacy lives on via the formal elegance of his work coupled with a scabrous desire to shock that makes many of the so-called "in-yer-face" writers of today's generation look timid by comparison.