Sentence examples for poor writer from inspiring English sources

"I'm sure the poor writer is freaking out," he said.

Sir Arthur thought Johnson a great man but a poor writer.

So pity the poor writer who has to handle the return to business as usual.

When Tolstoy calls Shakespeare a poor writer, it is a judgment that judges Tolstoy, and marks his eccentricity.

The only difference is that in Hollywood the poor writer gets jerked around but ends up with a swimming pool.

A "perfectly poor writer" seeks a patron to provide free housing in exchange for his services as a "second-rate handyman," editor or organizer.

The results were remarkably similar for the good and poor writers.

Instructors may expect students who speak with certain accents to be poor writers.

"It became clear to me what poor writers most doctors are," he said.

So people who are really quite poor writers would tend to think that they're much better than they really are and, therefore, be complacent or self-satisfied.

Good writers represent the problem in more breadth and depth than did the poor writers.