Sentence examples for familiar writers from inspiring English sources

And, as always in this most literate of blogs, there were much less familiar writers signposted for investigation.

Some familiar writers actually fought in duels — Pushkin and Lermontov had their lives cut short in them, and Ben Jonson killed an actor in one.

Sadly for the nation of Tolstoy, Gorky and Gogol, Russian literature has been in a long eclipse, with many of its most familiar writers living in exile.

Some familiar writers actually fought in duels Pushkin and Lermontov had their lives cut short in them, and Ben Jonson killed an actor in one.

From the late 1970s to the late '80s, Ms. Sedgwick taught at Hamilton College, Boston University and Amherst while developing a critical approach focusing on hidden social codes and submerged plots in familiar writers.

The two other less familiar writers are MJ Hyland with Carry Me Down, about a compulsive liar who hopes to attain the Guinness Book of Records but gets into danger; and Kiran Desai with The Inheritance of Loss.

When there was a choice between an older, better known writer and a younger, less familiar writer, we often chose the younger one.

But I'm very glad to have encountered a familiar writer in this unexpected context, and has left me eager to find more unlikely literary landmarks.

The "promotional" argument is a sucker's game, one that is familiar to writers of prose as well as songs.

IT'S become painfully familiar: wine writers pleading with an uncaring populace to embrace the singular wonders of dry sherry.

Australian lists look to local talent first and then more often to familiar English writers such as the omnipresent Ms David.