Sentence examples for lyrical writers from inspiring English sources

Neil Gaiman is one of our best and most lyrical writers of fantasy, and two of his children's novels, "Coraline" (2002) and "The Graveyard Book" (2008), are 21st-century classics.

Mark Kram, one of Sports Illustrated's most lyrical writers of the 1960's and 70's and the author of a recent book about the tormented relationship between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier, died yesterday in Washington.

Frazier is a lyrical writer, and a fine one at that.

Erpenbeck is a less lyrical writer than Woolf, but she shares with the English modernist a demanding, experimental, serious aesthetic.

O'Gara is a lyrical writer when sketching pictures of the land.

I'm enjoying it because he's such a lyrical writer.

By James Wood Enright is at once a lyrical writer and a brisk satirist.

Giles Clarke, the England and Wales Cricket Board chairman, said: "Frank Keating was a great Gloucestershire man and a terrific, lyrical writer.

Steavenson is a lyrical writer, and "The Weight of a Mustard Seed" has been described in reviews as more like a novel than nonfiction.

The first awardee, announced in May, was Helen Dunmore, a lyrical writer whose novel A Spell of Winter had won high praise.

The earlier lyricists were followed by a more bohemian group—Talhaiarn (John Jones), Mynyddog (Richard Davies), and Ceiriog (John Hughes), the latter the greatest lyrical writer of the century.