Sentence examples for power writers from inspiring English sources

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What frustrates Melvin L. Mitchell, who wrote "The Crisis of the African-American Architect: Conflicting Cultures of Architecture and (Black) Power" (Writers Advantage, 2003), is the failure to acknowledge this broader context.

A fictional woman leader's transition to power, writers figured, would make for an interesting dramatization.

Later in 2008 Beacon was lucky enough to collaborate with The Power Writers, which was directly connected to Broadway's Spring Awakening.

The book's cover also lacks the gun depicted on the North American boxart of the game, due to a "no weapons" policy that Worlds of Power writers had to abide by.

By taking us behind the scenes at parliament, where, in 1974, Harold Wilson's minority Labour government is just about clinging to power, writer James Graham strips politics to its underlying machinery.

Most power-writers know that the phrase corridors of power is identified with C.P. Snow, author of the 1964 novel of that name.

We speak of omniscient authorial power because writers have the power of life and death over their "names".

"It is within the power of writers and artists to do much more: to defeat the lie!" By this time, Mr. Solzhenitsyn had completed his own massive attempt at truthfulness, "The Gulag Archipelago".

On the morning of January 7 , 1974 the leadership of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union convened to draw up battle plans against a grave threat to Communist ideology and power — a writer and his manuscript.

At the height of his power, one writer compared him to Aureliano Buendía, the colonel in the Gabriel García Márquez novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude" whose orders were "carried out even before they were given, even before he thought of them".