Sentence examples for older authors from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the older authors had a profound influence on how the physicist's ideas about the universe came to be popularized.

I think Spender, in his Horizon essay, went a bit far in intimating that many older authors have surrendered themselves completely to alcoholism.

However, it seems to be of little doubt that, even in these two cases, not the venerable older authors but Shakespeare's masterpieces provided the original inspiration.

What is strikingly different about Pope, Scott and Burgess and the business of self-reviewing compared to the antics of RJ Ellory and Orlando Figes is the charming self-deprecation, the wry knowingness of the older authors.

Our choices for 2006′s literary tastemakers represent a blend of newer and older authors, mass-market scribblers and rarified aesthetes.

Indeed, older authors — from great thinkers like Herder and Otto Bauer to the propagandists who followed their footsteps — took great pains to ground normative claims upon firm ontological realism about nations: nations are real, bona fide entities.

Ms Vorderman proclaimed herself "more interesting than Shakespeare" after one of her learning aids for children beat the older author in a list of bestselling school textbooks.

The throwing of mud at an older author by a younger one is never pretty, and Paul Theroux was naughty to have done it.

He will quote you a nice point in the old authors, from Plato to Plautus and back again.

But most of the "old" authors had in common a notion of Nature as belonging to the cast of characters of a novel.

He is 72 now and has a contract with Random House to edit some of his old authors, E. L. Doctorow, Norman Mailer, Jane Jacobs, Elaine Pagels, Helen Prejean and others, including Richard Holbrooke and David Remnick.