Sentence examples for modern authors from inspiring English sources

Modern authors happily repeat the canard.

"There are definite challenges for modern authors.

No: for Pynchon, increasingly rarely among modern authors, the book's the thing.

Nor have modern authors overlooked him: he has a starring role in Robert Graves's I, Claudius.

Only since independence have its finest modern authors regained posthumous recognition.

Their day: the peculiar thing about the modern authors Ted revelled in was that they were nearly all antiques.

But critics argue that the new syllabus restricts the flexibility for studying modern authors from outside the British Isles.

There's also a growing appetite at publishing houses for books by modern authors who can put their own spin on the golden age genre.

Darwin helped sales along by a tactic now routinely employed by modern authors: he promoted it, says Browne, through "journals, newspapers, public lectures, controversial tracts and freethinking magazines".

For though Nabokov is one of the most highly regarded modern authors, that enthusiasm has not translated, with the exception of Lolita, into his books actually being read.

Dickens was the most modern author she studied.