Sentence examples for playwright of being from inspiring English sources

In 1895, the marquis was sued for libel by Oscar Wilde after he accused the novelist and playwright of being homosexual.

When Margo's best friend Karen Richards catches on, her playwright husband accuses her of being a cynic.

PG: Has the work of being a playwright changed, too?

Charles prepared me for the humiliation of being a playwright".

He has the same generous impulse as a playwright: to externalize the metaphysics of being.

"The joy of being a playwright," he says, "is that you're never famous".

I'm in the rare and privileged position of being a playwright turned artistic director.

She added, "Mr. Baldwin gave me the idea of being a playwright.

Playwrights, of course, are writing expressly for the stage, but their work still must be transposed from the page.

The identity of a playwright was of no great interest to Shakespeare and his audience.

To anyone of my generation, the death of playwright John Arden is a bitter blow.