Sentence examples for manual writers from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Sony's overwhelmed manual writers were simply trying to express the same morass of exceptions -- and exceptions to exceptions -- that my own compatibility tests uncovered.
As the machinists strike wore on, Boeing began talks with another union in hopes of avoiding a second strike by 21,000 scientists, engineers, manual writers, technicians and other hourly workers.
Their procedures are patient and probing, utterly unsensational, always centred on the individual; their inquiry moves beyond the standard questions asked about sex within marriage, which they consider "driven by the agenda of 20th-century sex radicals, marriage manual writers and authors of surveys, from whom much of the previously available information derives".
VICE got in touch with Stu Nugent, manual writer for high-end sex toy manufacturer Lelo, to find out everything you never knew you wanted to know about writing sex toy instructions.
Above all, she is skeptical, particularly as regards the seeming hardness or softness of the manual-writers, and about liberal biases on that score.
Manual-writers are less like scientists than like novelists, wielders of detail and symbol, creators of a "world" in which readers may imagine themselves not just as the parent but as the child.
Occasionally, Hulbert, to lend some balance to her male-dominated book (almost all the leading manual-writers of the century were men), will pay a call on the experts' female relatives.
Nevertheless, he was the first important manual-writer to undergo psychoanalysis.
GROOVE -- An overworked young computer-manual writer goes to a rave and takes Ecstasy.
When he's in his obligatory neutral manual-writer mode, Rees describes the exquisite intricacies of the perfect pencil point as lucidly as an expert should; if you're one of the four people in the English-speaking world who really care how to sharpen pencils, you'll find out.
His other books included a practical manual for writers, "Spare-Time Article Writing for Money," as well as books of advice about marriage and cross-country skiing.
