Sentence examples for prolific pen from inspiring English sources

A book flowed from her prolific pen approximately every nine months.

Though Harvard has corrected the record on these three articles, the university's action has raised the larger problem of how far the many other articles from Dr. Hauser's prolific pen can be trusted.

Rather than a political leader (much less a demagogue like his foe, the black nationalist Marcus Garvey), Du Bois was a scholar activist, a brilliant general of words who marshaled battalions of ideas and facts with his prolific pen.

Chris Economaki, whose gravelly broadcast voice and prolific pen — specifically, his manual Royal typewriter — narrated the rise of auto racing from county-fair dirt tracks to a global multibillion-dollar business, died on Friday in a nursing home in Wyckoff, N.J.

The Medico-Chirurgical Review put this position most baldly, stating that, "[Maclean's] lucubrations have long ceased to make the slightest impression on the medical profession" ; "volume after volume rolls from his prolific pen, and lies, in its turn, neglected by the public".

Newhall was a prolific writer, penning hundreds of articles and essays and several books over the course of his career.

The museum simulates the former residence and holds several of Dickens's possessions, such as the upholstered leather chair on which the prolific writer penned A Tale of Two Cities.

These statistics reveal that Judge Cudahy has been an unusually prolific judge, penning separate opinions at a higher rate than his colleagues both nationwide and on the Seventh Circuit.

Goldman was a prolific writer, penning countless pamphlets and articles on a diverse range of subjects.

He was a prolific author, penning numerous books and 500 journal articles, often in collaboration with others.

He was very prolific and penned western-like cheap novels until he hit on El Coyote, a copy of Zorro, and went on to write over 190 novels based on this fictional character.