Sentence examples for set of writers from inspiring English sources

But there's little doubt which set of writers has been identified as the better bet to butter up.

In four essays published within the last two years, she pays homage to a set of writers very different from Nietzsche and Artaud.

"'Last Words' was created in this tradition and focused on the demise of a set of writers whose lives we very much wish weren't cut tragically short, especially at their own hands.

Sadly, it is not nearly so terrible as the worst detail of both books: the failure of the medical system to help much with the pain of either set of writers.

Then again, sometimes the concept of new atheism is used to describe the work of a small set of writers and broadcasters, while at other times it is used to indicate a more fully fledged social or cultural movement.

Postwar London might have been an inhospitable place for a young single mother, but her growing literary success introduced her to a bohemian set of writers and artists who hung out in the pubs and clubs of Soho.

To compensate, perhaps, he adopts a set of writer's contraptions.

When I was writing Licking the Spoon: A Memoir of Food, Family, and Identity, and having the classic set of writer's anxieties, another relative, who was on bad terms with me, sent me both a sweatshirt and a t-shirt emblazoned with the message, "Be nice to me -- or I'll put you in my novel".

More than Pym's enthusiasm for small pleasures or her interest in ordinary lives, it's this idea — that female singleness is temperamental rather than a legal or social status — that seems to make her simpatico with a younger set of women writers and readers.

More than Pym's enthusiasm for small pleasures or her interest in ordinary lives, it's this idea that female singleness is temperamental rather than a legal or social status that seems to make her simpatico with a younger set of women writers and readers.

During this time, she became involved with liberal Democratic politics and "fell into with a literary set of young writers and editors who gathered at the West Side apartment of Partisan Review editor William Phillips".