Sentence examples for reputation author from inspiring English sources

Leading lights Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) The most enduring literary reputation, author of To the Lighthouse, A Room of One's Own and The Waves.

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Book sales figures -- the crucial element in best-seller lists and in the reputations of authors and publishers -- have always been an extremely hard-to-determine, closely guarded secret.

Interestingly, speakers seemed to agree that Google+ is just as much an identity system, which ranks reputations of authors for example, as it is a social layer over Google's products.

The interviewees clearly stated an aspiration to maintain objectivity when assessing individual papers, while maintaining that they consider the personal reputations of authors to be important.

According to their method, the importance or reputation of an author is influenced by his co-authors, his papers, and the venues that published his papers.

Winesburg, Ohio (1919) was his first mature book and made his reputation as an author.

The reputation of the author, not the newspaper, is on the line".

The first part of Democracy in America won an immediate reputation for its author as a political scientist.

But unfortunately, this book does little justice to either the magnitude of its subject or the reputation of its author.

Until the repressive Licensing Act of 1737, he had enjoyed a reputation as the author of satirical burlesques.