Sentence examples for reputable writer from inspiring English sources

No reputable writer would give five to ten years to a project only to abdicate control to a third party.

"Here we have a book by a reputable writer," Mr. Kerry told several thousand students at the afternoon campus rally.

Most commentators on English usage nowadays dismiss criticism of it as groundless, citing its use by many reputable writers and blaming bossy arbiters of style for the bad reputation it acquired in the past.

But it's disappointing that so many of his most reputable writers have signed on as spokespeople.

Responsible newspapers and reputable writers, often echoing Shiva's rhetoric, have written about the "suicide-seed" connection as if it were an established fact.

In the making of his Dictionary, Johnson took the best conversation of contemporary London and the normal usage of reputable writers after Sir Philip Sidney (1554 86) as his criteria.

I believe that people who want to explore their literary abilities should be enabled to do so, in a setting where encouragement and a realistic assessment of students' chances are properly combined, and where the lecturers are reputable writers who actually like teaching, as distinct from enduring it as an economic necessity.

The spelling "Magna Charta" began to be used in the 18th century but never became more common despite also being used by some reputable writers.

Mr. Denton wrote that it was disappointing that reputable Federated writers had "signed on as spokespeople".

Reputable opinion writers will base their arguments on verifiable facts, because opinion isn't an excuse to make things up.

And what kind of terrorist organization has a Board of Advisors that has included a former Australian Minister of the Environment, a former British Columbian Minister of the Environment, and a former vice chair of the International Whaling Commission, in addition to reputable scientists, engineers, artists, writers, and entertainers?