Sentence examples for more recent writers from inspiring English sources

More recent writers have tended to agree.

Where Plutarch helped set a standard for historical biographies by chronicling the lives of noble Grecians and Romans, more recent writers like Robert Coles and Studs Terkel have shown the value of celebrating the lives of the uncelebrated.

The Brundtland report puts less emphasis on limits than do Mill, Malthus and these more recent writers.

Most older writers (e.g., Bentham, Austin, Hohfeld, Kelsen) appear to have adhered to the first view, whilst more recent writers (e.g., MacCormick, Raz, Wellman) take the second.

He and more recent writers have posed simple counterexamples to these being even sufficient or necessary conditions for pleasure, using perceptual examples such as Aristotle used in expounding his theory.

With various complexities and qualifications, so too are some more recent writers (e.g., Moore: 64, Broad: 229 33, Schlick: ch. 2, Sprigge: ch. 5, Tännsjö: 84 84, Crisp 2006: 103–109, Bradley, Labukt).

The university can claim more recent great writers, too: MFA grad Edward P.

In more recent times, writers of the calibre of Khalil Gibran, Georges Shehade, Michel Chiha, and Hanan al-Shaykh have been widely translated and have reached an international audience.

But there is also the poetry of more recent female writers, for example, who, though preoccupied with the disenfranchised of the barrios, begin to move away from the barrio into areas such as international issues, feminist issues and cultural identity.

Mahfouz, who spun complex social tales out of the apparently unquenchable vivacity of Cairo life, was able to reanimate the models of Balzac and Zola, but more recent Arab writers tend, understandably, toward Kafka or García Márquez.

For all that, Morrissey's take on What She Said is no slouch, and guitarists and more recent co-writers Boz Boorer and Jesse Tobias, and keyboardist Gustavo Manzur, know their band of brothers.