Sentence examples for most important author from inspiring English sources
Garner was once described by this newspaper as, "The most important author working in the UK".
The most important author from whom a considerable body of work survives is Cynewulf, who wove his runic signature into the epilogues of four poems.
"As far as citations can attest," the study reported, "Toni Morrison is now considered -- by English professors at least -- to be the sixth most important author in the history of the language".
Perhaps the most important author of socially radical pornography was the Marquis de Sade, whose books—notably Justine (1791)—combined orgiastic scenes with long philosophical debates on the evils of property and traditional social hierarchy.
Kuhn was the first and most important author to articulate a developed alternative account.
Already Peter Abelard (1079 1142), in many respects the most important author of the 12th century, points out, that the phenomenon of linguistic signification (significatio vocum), falling into the sphere of competence of logic, does not cover the whole range of sign processes (Abelard: De dial., 1956: 1956.
Churni Ganguly, the film's writer and director, regards the movie as a labour of love about one of the subcontinent's most important authors.
Norwegians have never forgiven Knut Hamsun his politics, but his work earned him the Nobel prize in literature in 1920 and established him as one of the country's most important authors.
Lighting one of many cigarettes – the suppleness of his mind and body at 86 defy medical opinion on the risks of chain-smoking – Camilleri indicates a central bookshelf, explaining that this contains "my most important authors".
The austere arcuated (arched) facade, owing something to Leon Battista Alberti's Malatesta Temple at Rimini, Italy, is adorned with the carved names of more than 800 of the most important authors whose books are housed within.
Robert Alyngton was one of the most important authors of the generation after John Wyclif.
