Sentence examples for past authors from inspiring English sources

We tend to go to past authors looking for kinds of writing that remain familiar today: single-authored, volume-length, recognizably literary works, especially novels.

In years past, authors such as Joyce Carol Oates, Charles Frazier and Michael Connelly drew crowds.

There have been some fabulous examples of recent novels informed and illuminated by past authors – Francesca Segal's The Innocents and Zadie Smith's On Beauty among them.

Contrary to past authors' finding of ES declines under urbanization, a more nuanced analysis that maps and quantifies ES provision, beneficiaries, and flows better identifies gains and losses for specific ES beneficiaries as urban areas expand.

We therefore argue that a more careful validation scheme is required for PML proposals, in contrast to past authors who have typically checked only that reflections are small for a fixed resolution, and suggest a simple validation scheme that can be readily applied to any PML proposal regardless of derivation or implementation.

What have been your experiences interacting with well-known authors or visiting the homes/museums of past authors?

I've helped many authors get past writer's block, and experienced it myself more than once as an author, blogger, and book reviewer.

Run phrases you might use past the authors, so they can warn you of howlers.

She was inspired not only by contemporary proletarian novels but by past women authors who had written about the sufferings of women and the poor.

In the past, noted authors left behind correspondence and journals that gave historians hints and insights into literary grudges, artistic process and writerly anxiety.

In the past some authors have suggested full playlists to listen to while reading their books, and the best-selling thriller writer James Patterson has even given away CDs to accompany his novels.