Sentence examples for move writers from inspiring English sources

Humans, tellingly, is set in a parallel present day – not a move writers could credibly make in a story about, say, intergalactic travel.

Haley's fully developed characters and descriptions of a country rich in cultural history did much to move writers away from the Eurocentric and stereotypical depictions of Africa previously offered by the likes of Joseph Conrad, and provided the backdrop for a novel intent on empowering black people and former slaves.

At his best, in three books he published between 1933 and 1942 ("My Life and Hard Times"; "Let Your Mind Alone!"; and "My World--And Welcome to It"), he was a great and moving writer, a kind of American Larkin in prose: a light stylist of the heavy heart.

Rosenthal, a debonair and moving writer, mixes it all up in a sort of marvelous monologue taking us from Spanish illuminated manuscripts of the l0th century to Bridget Riley and Mallarmé.

Writer moved into… Writer remembers an incident that took place when he was a young man in Memphis, Tenn.

A revolutionary three-man puppet was created in which mouth, eyes, eyebrows, and fingers could move, encouraging writers to compose dramatic plays calling for complex emotional expression.

But the truly bold move by writers David Hayter and Alex Tse is to retain the complex structure of the original strip, the film falling into a series of episodes, each with its own narrative style.

The smart move for writers like Grayling who hope to provide counterpoints to religious literature is not to drive a wedge between secular readers and religious ones, but to reach out to everyone.

They move… Writer has been spending 15 summers at the home of an old lady living in Cape Cod.

Later, he migrated to Paris, where he moved among writers and artists in intellectual and bohemian circles.

It was a scrupulous move — the writer was letting her editors know that this vivid exchange came entirely from Jackie, a fact that might need to be acknowledged.