Sentence examples for productive writers from inspiring English sources

Finding answers might indeed help us become more productive writers.

Xu Xu (Xu Chuanzhong) and Xu Shu (Xu Bin) were highly productive writers of popular fiction.

It isn't simply that it publishes some stories that are popular — the ones that "productive writers" write.

If "Eminent Outlaws" has two overlapping central figures, they are Mr. Vidal and Mr. White, productive writers who, in their heyday, went everywhere and seemed to know everyone.

Worst of all is this: "Productive writers can be retained and unproductive ones can be released (thanks to the web stats, this can be determined scientifically: look at a several years of click data and it will be crystal clear)." And when Blodget says "productive," he isn't talking about how many articles or words, let alone how much quality work, a writer puts out.

The most productive writers who ever lived preceded even the typewriter.

Still, he was a very good (and incredibly productive) writer.

The Woolf that Professor Marcus knows and loves is funny, witty and clever, a committed feminist and pacifist, a productive writer and editor.

A moderately productive writer can be a good parent and a good tennis player; someone who feels the need to churn out several best sellers a year probably cannot.

However that may be, from Proclus' extant works and the information about his lost works it emerges that he was a productive writer indeed.

Being an exceptionally productive writer, he composed commentaries on Aristotle, Euclid and Plato, systematic treatises in all disciplines of philosophy as it was at that time (metaphysics and theology, physics, astronomy, mathematics, ethics) and exegetical works on traditions of religious wisdom (Orphism and Chaldaean Oracles).