Sentence examples for principle writers from inspiring English sources

Drs. Ly and Milgrom contributed to the design of the studies and were the principle writers of this manuscript.

During the formative years I discovered another first principle: "writer's block" is an economic luxury.

Lisa Wade is a professor of sociology at Occidental College and the principle writer for Sociological Images.

She is the founder of and principle writer for Sociological Images and a regular contributor to Ms. and Jezebel.

He was a principle writer and performer in the drag cabaret comedy troupe Fresh Fruit and initiated Herring Cove Beach Theater along with Abe Rybeck from The Theater Offensive.

R.R.B. designed the experiment, analysed the data and was the principle writer.

And that Shakespeare was good-looking as a young man, before he lost his hair and puffed out from home-cooking, seems at least likely, on the fixed general principle that writers who become very celebrated in their youth, as he did, are, to a first approximation, almost always good-looking.

At a morning panel, the prolific author Joyce Carol Oates said one of the binding principles among writers and artists is the ability to make sense of the world's chaos.

Some authors say they just want to protect the principle of compensating writers.

Because that's the essential principle for a writer, most films get canned the day before photography starts.

I will say, however, that a period of time can be as useful an organizing principle for a writer as a piece of real estate.