Sentence examples for fertile writers from inspiring English sources

Two other important mystics, who died c. 1220, were a Persian poet, Farīd al-Dīn ʿAṭṭar, one of the most fertile writers on mystical topics, and a Central Asian master, Najmuddīn Kubrā, who presented elaborate discussions of the psychological experiences through which the mystic adept has to pass.

It's not surprising that the civil wars of history have been fertile ground for writers; and here are 10 great examples.

So it should come as no surprise that, confronted with great travails and challenges, that Pakistan has proved fertile ground for writers, poets and other artists.

There will be an exploration of what that reason was and that will give the 'Grey's' writers fertile ground to play with next season".

But even as tech companies buy out the poor neighbourhoods and the city's government buckles beneath their capital – cutting funding for the arts while giving tax breaks to dotcom start-ups – City Lights continues to flourish, providing an ever-fertile environment for writers, thinkers and the promise that they can change the world.

An especially fertile topic for Muslim writers has been the pressures on Muslim women living in Western society.

The Soviet Union has been fertile ground for thriller writers, from Martin Cruz Smith's Gorky Park to Hannibal Lector's taste for human flesh being sourced there.

Nagging, wheedling, needling, needy or demanding moms — often of the Jewish persuasion, it must be said — have been an endlessly fertile resource for comedy writers, the mother lode if you will permit a blunt pun.

Even when those cameos failed to make me laugh, I enjoyed them as a reminder that these billion-dollar franchises began in the fertile imaginations of individual writers and artists.

I learned a long time ago that the racetrack was fertile ground for a writer.

At this fertile moment, the Polish writer Zofia Posmysz's novel Pasazerka (The Passenger) appeared in the Soviet publication Stralny Literatura.