While it seems obvious that writers of fiction will endeavour to write from perspectives that are not their own, many writers of colour argue there is a direct relationship between the difficulties they face trying to make headway in the literary industry and the success of white writers who depict people of colour in their fiction and who go on to build a successful literary career off that.
And it's obvious the writers and producers are having as much fun as the audience, as they unearth such obscurities as porphyria (which makes your urine turn purple), Wilson's disease (in which the body reacts badly to copper) or patent ductus arteriosus, which causes the patient's lungs to collapse under stress.
Once the show actually begins, it's obvious that writers Craig Christie and Andrew Patterson have done their homework – with the likes of Sweden represented by a perky Abba-style quartet, the UK by a couple of chavvy singers with a pointless ballad, Iceland by a Bjork-alike singing a tuneless, meaningless song.
Most times it's obvious: the writer is a doctor, lawyer, professor or somesuch.
The New Yorker, September 1 , 1934P. 11 We have a sales letter at hand which it is obvious the writer never expected us to finish.
Personally, I can't stand those columns where it's obvious the writer has taken dictation from one politician or another, getting "access" in return for taking "the line" they're given.
Manchester's earthier subeditors were not amused by a style they deemed more Daily Express than Guardian, but, to an increasing number of readers, it was obvious a writer of note was trying to get out.
By A. P. Hirose and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 1 , 1934P. 11 We have a sales letter at hand which it is obvious the writer never expected us to finish.
This is both obvious (what writer doesn't want to see his or her short pieces collected?) and revelatory.
Truly he has a daring gift for the obvious (book writer and lyricist Leslie Bricusse is right there with him when it comes to rhymes) and fans love it.
That's why we're writing this, after all: to push forth some crackpot theories about why Laura Dern should be an Oscar contender for "The Fault in Our Stars" and why "Obvious Child" writer-director Gillian Robespierre needs to be in the conversation for screenplay honors.
