Sentence examples for master writing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a writer known as the Master, writing a novel about Jesus and Pontius Pilate, has been incarcerated in a mental asylum.

Her decision to take a place on the course was rooted in a desire to master writing orchestral arrangements.

Remember that it took you years to master writing with your right hand as a child and even though it shouldn't take you quite this long to write with your left (as some of the skills are transferable) the learning process will take time.

Having spent eight years as an English teacher in Chicago — during which time he estimates that he graded more than 15,000 papers — Scheur is intimately familiar with students' struggles to master writing and grammar concepts.

And I'd add that it's not really possible to master writing because there's always something new to learn.

Writing is, after all, exceedingly difficult -- so difficult, in fact, that it's a given that no one has time to master writing and do whatever they did to make themselves famous enough for a publisher to gamble that they can make a lot of money from a book with their name and face on its cover.

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone, in his review of The Master wrote: The Master, the sixth film from the 42-year-old writer-director, affirms his position as the foremost filmmaking talent of his generation.

"You can almost see the dust flying off the old master," wrote Susannah Clapp in the Observer.

"In Italy," the Master wrote, "we see a charm in things which in other countries we should consign to the populous limbo of the vulgarities".

When the French master wrote that he dreamed of an art that offered all the comforts of an easy chair, was it because he found painting so hard?

Its reproduction in the reference book on the master, written by W. Laffan and B. Rooney, "Thomas Roberts, Landscape and Patronage in Eighteenth Century Ireland," made no difference.