Sentence examples for shield writing from inspiring English sources

Jan Philipp Albrecht, the rapporteur for the EU's data protection regulation, took to Twitter to threaten the entire existence of the Privacy Shield, writing that the EU should "immediately suspend" Privacy Shield and "sanction the US for breaking EU-US umbrella agreement".

Mere hours into the "Veronica Mars Kickstarterr campaign, Shawn Ryan, the creator of "The Shield," wrote in a Twitter post that it "could be a model" for "Terriers," his ill-fated but beloved 2010 FX show.

Howard Hunt, asking for information "before any steps are taken by me or anyone else," according to the new book, "The Sword and the Shield," written by Christopher Andrew and the former K.G.B. officer, Vasily Mitrokhin.

A legal shield written by Congress to benefit the firearms industry is posing unexpected hurdles for parents in Newtown, Conn., and victims of other mass shootings, who want to use the courts to hold gun makers accountable and push them to adopt stricter safety standards.

Gone are the curtains of the old voting machines; in their place are the so-called privacy booths: open lecterns with barely shielded writing areas completely open to the public gaze.

There is an artistic movement brewing, Shields writes.

"In the purely feminine aquifer of sorority life, she floated like a drop of motor oil," Mr. Shields writes.

"On the strength of Vonnegut's reputation, 'Breakfast of Champions' spent a year on the best-seller lists," Mr. Shields writes of that 1973 disappointment, "proving that he could indeed publish anything and make money".

And though he's adamant that writers should no longer write in the manner of Flaubert, he's silent about whether it's still worth reading Flaubert at all, and why or why not".Some people seemed to think I was the Antichrist," Mr. Shields writes in his new book about the reaction to "Reality Hunger," "because I didn't genuflect at the twin altars of the novel and intellectual property".

"Desperate for cures," Salerno and Shields write, "he destroyed himself: withdrawal, silence, inward collapse.

If we buy that, then it will be all the more disturbing for us to allow the text's central claim, that these beautiful, frequently seen war photographs work, without us realizing it, to "glorify war through an unrelenting parade of beautiful images whose function is to sanctify the accompanying descriptions of battle, death, destruction, and displacement," as Shields writes in his introduction.