Sentence examples for public writers from inspiring English sources

Public writers have a long history in France, and they're experiencing a resurgence — helping with résumés, eulogies, and important letters.

Titles are almost always given later by the public, writers, art historians or museums.

Throughout the book, he divides his father into private man and public writer.

"Then my dream happened: I crossed over from private writer to public writer.

But also, and especially, he plays the role of the public writer: he pronounces on big subjects in and out of his fiction.

It's the story of three men — a shepherd, a fisherman, and a "public writer" or clerk — who travel from their home village in Niger to seek work in the British colony called the Gold Coast (now Ghana).

James is a public writer – engagé, as he probably doesn't like to say – and it is his poems about war, dictatorship and exile that have won him the PEN/Pinter award.

When we were exchanging emails about our rendezvous, Gladwell told me that he does much of his writing in this restaurant, adding in explanation: "I am a public writer".

It's the story of three men a shepherd, a fisherman, and a "public writer" or clerk who travel from their home village in Niger to seek work in the British colony called the Gold Coast (now Ghana).

It begins decades earlier when the idea is put abroad in society by politicians, public figures, writers, and journalists that some people are less than people.

Unfortunately, his pithy point about "download time" is regularly attributed to Mark Twain and Henry David Thoreau, probably because the public loves writers more than it loves statisticians.