Sentence examples for fine author from inspiring English sources

Tell Amazon to sign that cheque or forever lose my respect and the respect, no doubt, of this very fine author".

Dr Cordelia Fine, author of Delusions of Gender: How Our Minds, Society and Neurosexism Create Difference, says there is no convincing evidence that our brains are hardwired according to gender, and no such thing as "biological destiny".

According to Larry Fine, author of "The Piano Book: Buying and Owning a New or Used Piano" (Brookside Press), Faust Harrison is the largest company of its kind in the country.

Many fine authors are making an effort to tell great business stories.

Or, as Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg might say, skim-milk versions of these very fine authors.

Margo Rabb's essay "Fallen Idols" (July 28) tells of many fine authors who are less than likable in their biographies or in person.

All fine authors, but all established writers (and all Booker winners) once again at the head of the queue for the trough.

With so many fine authors currently active in this field it would be hard for editors such as Jonathan Strahan to put together a bad selection, but to produce one that stands out, as this one does, is more demanding than it might first seem.

And I'm mighty proud of the fact that DEROS: Vietnam is taking its place alongside Winner Take Nothing and similar great collections by such fine authors as Edna O'Brien, James Jones, and others.

(In fact, despite the opposition of 19th and 20th century grammarians, this generic use of the plural pronoun has been used by many fine authors for centuries, and is as both as logical and as old as the generic masculine singular).

Even so, Paine was a major catalyst and, for my money, the finest author among America's Founding Fathers.