Sentence examples for nominal author from inspiring English sources

Dimension promptly optioned the treatment, paying Lee's assistant, its nominal author, about forty thousand dollars.

In reality, Miller had more involvement in drafting the dossier than Scarlett, its nominal author.

Miss Read is the nominal author of these books, too, though she does not appear as a character.

Managing public opinion was clearly on Bowen's mind when he wrote a "minute" to intelligence chief John Scarlett, the nominal author of the dossier.

He drafted the East India Bill of 1783 (of which the Whig statesman Charles James Fox was the nominal author), which proposed that India be governed by a board of independent commissioners in London.

This is partly the work of Newt Gingrich, the nominal author of the notorious 1990 memo "Language: A Key Mechanism of Control," and his Contract with America pollster, Frank Luntz, the Johnny Appleseed of such linguistic innovations as "death tax" for estate tax and "personal accounts" for Social Security privatization.

Instead, he and his nominal co-author, the NBC host Bob Costas, have produced a sort of D'Aulaires' Book of N.F.L. Myths that only hints at why so many fans are devoted to such a time-inefficient diversion.

Perhaps we find here a realisation that nominal expressions such as "The author of The Manual of Reason" have two distinct logical functions, namely those of referring to an individual and describing an individual via his properties.

The authors are forecasting nominal returns of 5-8% for the debtholders and 8.9-11.4% for the equity holders.

They were then challenged to reach a consensus in a nominal group discussion with the authors as moderators.

Authors observed a nominal association between rare variants in the 5′ regulatory region of ZNF750 and psoriasis; however, these variants did not segregate with the psoriasis phenotype within families [ 2].