Sentence examples for see amis from inspiring English sources

I happened to see Amis a couple of weeks ago, signing books in the Hamptons as part of the annual fundraising effort for East Hampton Library known as Author's Night.

It is interesting that the local Han people see Ami Nianqin as a founding figure of the Ming dynasty Xu Da (also called Hu Dahai), and they say that in the past he was revered as the god of the Taizi mountains.

The interview also saw Amis describe the Royal family as "philistines", and speak of his own encounters with the royals: the problem with the Queen, he said, is that she "does not listen to what you tell her".

In The Guardian, Eagleton complained of "a media conspiracy" against him, adding that there was something "stomach-churning" about seeing Amis and other "champions of a civilization that for centuries has wreaked untold carnage throughout the world shrieking for illegal measures when they find themselves for the first time on the sticky end of the same treatment".

(See the Amis stratagem, above).

Already, I think you can see why Amis stands pre-eminent among British novelists of his generation (he was born in Oxford in 1949).

"I look around and what do I see, nos amis, our friends.

Well, maybe chez Amis, seeing as his father, Kingsley, was famously antisemitic.

"I can't see how an Amis or a McEwan could touch him.

A judge stated: "With someone like Roth at his best, I can't see how an Amis or a McEwan would touch them".

American authors like Philip Roth, she asserted, would inevitably overshadow their British counterparts: "With someone like Roth at his best, I can't see how an Amis or a McEwan could touch him.