Sentence examples for revered authors from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pynchon, known for dense, complex narratives, is one of modern literature's most revered authors.

Schlegel's writings made Shakespeare one of the most universally known and revered authors in Germany and, to a great extent, also in England.

Our most highly esteemed, widely applauded, prodigiously awarded, read and revered authors know this to be true.

Revered authors such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Agatha Christie and American crime writer Jim Thompson are pioneers of the art.

An immediate posthumous decline in revered authors' reputations, once they are no longer around to command reverence, is common.

"He's one of the most revered authors on the jihadists' forums," Mr. Brachman said.

BJ Hosting a Q&A session with an internationally revered author would have to be a tough gig.

The New York Society, founded in 1937 by Benjamin Graham, revered author with David L. Dodd of the book "Security Analysis," has been largely silent on the issue of analyst conflicts.

The internationally revered author didn't do much more than hint at possible future plot turns in his A Song of Ice and Fire series – but he did give plenty of insights about his life, writing and inspirations.

After all, in addition to revering authors, Russia has another venerable tradition – cosmic levels of graft perpetrated by state functionaries.

Through the 19th century and into the 20th, the little cemetery was something of a pilgrimage site, revered by authors, Ms. Payling said.