Sentence examples for mask writer from inspiring English sources

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During the past few days, reality has taken to wearing a grotesque, threatening mask... Writer, a native of Belgrade, visits "The Victor," the famous monument sculpted by Mestrovic, commemorating a triumph over the Turks in 1912... Tells about seeing skinheads chased out of the shattered library window of the British cultural center and seeing Nazi signs spraypainted over buildings...

Anxiety over self-revelation was probably not as common in the old days, when the exposure was channelled through conventional forms (ode, sonnet) that masked the writer's identity to some extent.

Xenophon was long characterized as a second-rate practitioner of other people's literary trades, but more-sympathetic study suggests that the artfully simple style masks a writer of some sophistication.

He played much of his career without a face mask, prompting a writer to observe that he had had more stitches than a football.

Forensic imaging techniques and medical studies comparing the so-called Davenant bust in the Garrick Club with a 17th-century death mask of the writer has convinced a German professor, Hildegard Hammerschmidt-Hummel, that the bust was made in the early 17th century, when the playwright was still alive, and not the 18th.

No one has worked on "Spider-Man" more intensely than Ms. Taymor, who is its director, one of its script writers, its mask designer and far and away its chief creative force.

"Hortense Calisher has never been a writer who masked her thinking self or disappeared into her subject," the critic Morris Dickstein wrote in The Times, commenting on her Jamesian fascination with the authorial intellect.

The ebullience of such diasporan writers masked a darker local undercurrent, which surfaced in a session celebrating the 50th anniversary of Jean Rhys's Wide Sargasso Sea.

He slips in the notion that writers quite often mask their lives as fiction but hardly ever disguise their fiction as their lives.

And we can see all this clearly in her face, over which she has drawn two different masks… Not even the greatest writer, the most consummate artist of the pen, could tell in words what Asta Nielsen tells in closeup.