Sentence examples for foremost authors from inspiring English sources

He is one of the foremost authors in Sweden, and undoubtedly one of Scandinavia's most generous spirits.

Gaskell died of a heart attack in 1865 when she was just 55. "The world of English letters has lost one of its foremost authors," lamented a friend.

In London, the private members' club Soho House has established a monthly salon,where some of the country's foremost authors and those aiming for future fame read – and discuss – their writing with the public.

He's one of the foremost authors on James Bond, able therefore to explain to me the meaning of A Quantum of Solace and happy to regale me with wealth of entertaining stories over a Bloody Mary (or nine).

While the older Camilla Collett pioneered the struggle for women's rights in Norway, the young Camilla Wergeland deserves to be remembered as one of her country's foremost authors of memoir literature, as evidenced by the four published volumes of Dagbøker og breve (1926 33; "Diaries and Letters").

Despite being one of English literature's foremost authors, DH Lawrence's reputation has been sullied and his works ridiculed for their treatment of love and sex.

This refers to Andre Gide, France's foremost author who was in Algiers at the time.

Slawomir Mrozek, a Polish dissident playwright widely considered his country's foremost author for the stage, died on Aug. 15 at his home in Nice, France.

Poet and dramatist and very likely a spy in the service of Elizabeth I, Marlowe is reckoned England's foremost author of tragedies before Shakespeare.

But then Gabriel García Márquez, the 1982 Nobel laureate from Colombia and the foremost author in Latin America, learned in 1999 that he had lymphatic cancer.

José Martí is his foremost author and he has had the talent to incorporate Martí's thinking into the sanguine torrent of a Marxist revolution.