Sentence examples for leading writers from inspiring English sources

During the remainder of his life Whitman received much encouragement from leading writers in England.

Marty has also been a selfless mentor to generations of leading writers and editors.

Strikingly, two of television's leading writers – Debbie Horsfield and Kay Mellor – are refugees from theatre.

The New Yorker continued to attract leading writers and remained among the most influential and widely read American magazines.

Barnard quickly established himself as one of the leading writers of the traditional crime novel (more commonly known as "cosies").

By the end of the 1960s, the leading writers and activists came to be known as the Dissident Movement.

It has attracted the attention of leading writers and artists, who have mounted international exhibitions in London and Berlin.

Some of the leading writers of the years before 1914 gathered around the Nouvelle Revue Française, founded by André Gide in 1908.

Patrick Chamoiseau, one of the leading writers of the Antilles' Créolité movement, wrote À bout d'enfance, the story of his own adolescent sexual awakening.

Khan's comments, which echo the feelings of dozens of leading writers, artists and scientists, have provoked a furious backlash, with many critics questioning his loyalty to India.

Several of Denmark's leading writers of the 18th century were of Norwegian birth, preeminently Ludvig Holberg and the members of the Norske Selskab (Norwegian Society).