Sentence examples for shameless writing from inspiring English sources

Society sees women of color's shameless writing as proof of deviance, not a relatable and fun story to share on social media.

But this book shows precious little flair for the kind of potboiling prose on which whole shameless writing careers are based.

So some may call me shameless for writing about sideboob.

Paul Abbott, who created the semiautobiographical British "Shameless," helped write the pilot episode of the new "Shameless" and is credited as executive producer, said the country the Gallaghers live in may be different, but the glue that holds them together — their steadfast affection for one another — hasn't changed.

Clocking Off is sometimes regarded as a preview of greatness to come – with Abbott writing Shameless and State of Play, factory boss Philip Glenister going on to play DCI Gene Hunt – but earns its own medals as a brilliant ­negotiation between TV drama's ­political past and more recent populist tendencies.

" I tried describing [to them] the reason why I wrote Shameless in the first place.

"When I first wrote Shameless I would compare each episode with events in the royal family.

"The patriotic feeling that had filled his heart all those years, all the sacrifice -- none of this had prepared him to imagine that the glory of their sacred resistance would take such a shameless form," she writes of Hung.

"Canal bought an American idea which was originally meant to be a sort of CSI procedural," says Ed McCardie, the erstwhile Shameless scribe who wrote the 12-hour series that will debut in France in March (and which is in the process of being bought by a UK broadcaster).

Freedumjunkshun, a site reportedly run by Christopher Blair, a notoriously shameless troll who writes unfunny "satire" designed to trick Trump supporters into sharing it on Facebook, wrote the ugliest piece of fake garbage I've ever seen this week.

He remembers being blown away by the opening of Rabbit, Run "and writing something in shameless imitation of Updike after reading it.