Sentence examples for mean the author from inspiring English sources
It doesn't mean the author is".
But this does not mean, the author argues, that justice was well served by the king.
I mean, the author of the story in the Atlantic who is all bummed out about it is a woman!
"I am Álvaro Rousselot," he said, "the author of 'Solitude' — I mean, the author of 'Nights on the Pampas.' " It took a few seconds for Morini to react, but then he leaped to his feet, let out a cry of terror, and disappeared down a corridor.
And some, like Heidi Julavits's description of Maine -- "just a lot of fat people hanging out in the rain with their cats, drinking coffee brandy and trying, without cheating, to catch a bear" -- might mean the author may want to hide from the neighbors.
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That proposition about the creation of the universe doesn't mean the authors assert God doesn't exist.
His embarrassment and distress over the affair meant the author never returned to the UK, moving to America instead where he continued to write.
Hollywood always prefers its fiction à clef, so if there's a vaguely gossipy quality to DANGEROUS COMPANY: Dark Tales From Tinseltown (Miramax, $22.95), Peter Bart's collection of interrelated short stories, that just means the author knows his target demo.
That means the author doesn't have to pay out of their own pocket for these services, and the team members will have an incentive for the book to do well.
Indie authors must now decide whether to raise their prices to pass the tax burden to readers, or hold the line on prices which means the author absorbs the tax hit.
