Sentence examples for factual writer from inspiring English sources

Truth is crucial, in different ways, to the imaginative and factual writer; but even more important is the impossible ambition to make writing, with its departures and transitions, synonymous with freedom.

But Simon is far too smart to add, as so many counter-factual writers do, that anything less than outright victory over the Argentinian invaders in 1982 would have finished off Margaret Thatcher.

Alongside the merely factual (director, writer, producer) are the subjective: voyeur, misanthrope, cynic, social pornographer, provocateur, pessimist.

But he was not only a writer of factual reports.

Writer combines factual and fictional accounts of letter writing in paragraph form.

A columnist is subject to the same standards of factual accuracy as any writer in The Times, on any page.

The New Yorker, August 18 , 1986P. 24 Writer combines factual and fictional accounts of letter writing in paragraph form.

By Susan Sontag The New Yorker, August 18 , 1986P. 24 Writer combines factual and fictional accounts of letter writing in paragraph form.

She and her friend… Fiction: "At first he was just losing weight, he felt only a little ill…" Writer combines factual and fictional accounts of letter writing in paragraph form.

In his wonderful early nonfiction books — 1950's "Local Color" and 1956's strange and hilarious "The Muses Are Heard," which covers a troupe of black actors in communist-era Moscow performing "Porgy and Bess," and the Russians sometimes-racist reaction to the performers — the writer used factual events as a jumping-off point to aid in his musings about outsiders.

How does the writer use factual information in their narrative?