Sentence examples for perceptive editor from inspiring English sources
Prompted by a perceptive editor, he discovered his genuine and original flair as an author.
A gifted writer and a perceptive editor, Geoff covered the Tour for 20 years, mostly for the Observer.
William Shawn was "the quickest reader and most perceptive editor I've known, but also, in his later years, the most contradictory and self-destructive".
His literary career was thus one of several launched by the Review's perceptive editor, Ford Madox Ford (or Hueffer, as he then was).
It gives the fascinating history of how the book came to be, which involved Truman Capote, a perceptive editor and an act of generosity that helped give Ms. Lee, the novel's author, the time she needed to write.
Monday: An interview in the hotel cafe with the perceptive and dynamic Jane Czyzselska, editor of Diva.
But she is an acute and perceptive thinker about poetry, an imaginative editor who is breathing new life into The New Republic, and a formidable poet.
James G. Goodale Houston, Aug. 1, 2010 To the Editor: To David Stockman's perceptive analysis, one must add the basic Republican financial strategy dating back at least to Ronald Reagan: Pushing up the deficit makes it difficult or impossible for the Democrats to finance, increase or develop programs disfavored by Republicans.
To the Editor: I applaud Alex Kotlowitz's perceptive article.
Elizabeth Zimmer, a perceptive arts writer and until last year an editor at The Village Voice, writes: "34 years ago, when I was teaching in Halifax, a young Afro-Canadian woman told me that her boyfriend 'really opens my nose,' describing the phenomenon of the sinuses clearing almost miraculously upon orgasm.
To the Editor: Mary-Lou Weisman's perceptive piece about couples traveling together ("Two Plus Two Need Not Be Divisive," Feb. 20) neglected to include how to guarantee that all will go smoothly: Arrange things so that the two women are sisters.
