Sentence examples for internal editors from inspiring English sources

There's a classic bit of creative-writing-class advice that tells us we need to learn to turn off our internal editors.

The Book-Of-The-Month Club has its own internal editors and an army of outside readers, who review about 5,000 books annually.

She is breaking internal editors, sabotages and procrastinators to bring writing into the lives of every day women and men to help them feel at home insides their haven created by a writing practice that empowers and motivates them to get more out of life.

In cases in which internal editors receive a stipend, this is paid for by the publisher - not the sponsor.

Before their appointment, internal editors are asked to declare any potential conflicts of interest, and full disclosures are included in both online and print versions of any supplements.

An internal editor might help to give his work a more personal focus.

The nonfiction constraints of libel, taste and feeling were just what he needed at a time when his internal editor seems to have collapsed.

An internal editor might help to give his work a more personal focus, but one nevertheless admires his boundless creative energy (Johnson).

As executive director of National Novel Writing Month, which challenges writers to write a 50,000-word novel in November (akin to Faulkner's bursts of 3,000 words a day), I adhere to the notion of writing with abandon to bang out a first draft of a novel — to explore narrative possibilities and push boundaries of all sorts without the presence of a censorious internal editor.

Misconduct aside, this new era of openness may require a period of adjustment during which researchers are a little more self-reflective, with a more active internal editor.

This internal editor is selected by the Editors-in-Chief, and the sponsor's approval is not sought in making this appointment.