Sentence examples for resilient writer from inspiring English sources

At the next reading, on May 22 at 1 30 p.m., Catherine Wald of Mohegan Lake will read from her book "The Resilient Writer: Tales of Rejection and Triumph".

A lifetime fan of her work, I must admit I was initially put off by the book's marketing juggernaut, which suggested it was simply a memoir of "grief and loss" penned by "America's most resilient writer". Really, it was this last phrase "America's most resilient writer" that bothered me the most.

Along with the brilliant Bruce McCall, O'Rourke is probably the most resilient comedy writer to come out of the early National Lampoon.

Along with the brilliant Bruce McCall, ORourke is probably the most resilient comedy writer to come out of the early National Lampoon.

Within the long tradition of a resilient Jewish monotheism, the Gospel writers found clues pointing to a novel and revolutionary insight: Jesus as the embodiment of Israel's God.

Writer concludes capitalism is resilient perhaps because so much of its driving force is dispersed among so much of the population rather than concentrated solely in a governing elite.

Writer says the Northwest is resilient and exuberant.

American mystery writer known for her novels about the resilient, doggedly independent private detective Kinsey Millhone.

There, 11 singers dressed in black performed "Resilient Souls," a new oratorio by the composer and writer Elizabeth Swados.

Other writers found the same goes for other types of early damage: Kids are resilient but they also carry hidden scars.

Eileen Truax, a writer who has researched the Dreamer movement since 2011, said that, as with other immigrants, it's a resilient and resourceful population.