Sentence examples for spirited writer from inspiring English sources
Mr. Morrison can be a spirited writer, but he is also prone to overstatement and hyperbole.
Diski was too honest and spirited a writer to make that impulse ever seem like an act of spite.
(Mr. Holmes is much too spirited a writer to resist making a bon mot about the English pronunciation of that name).
A truly international-spirited writer, de Bernières was twice shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writers Prizee before winning with Captain Corelli's Mandolin in 1995 - the first British novelist to take the award.
'A couple of mean-spirited writers have suggested that I have missed out.
He is a spirited downhill writer, capable of creating energy by virtue of his own pace and verve, and that is certainly the case here.
The character of Jo was a kindred spirit: hard-headed, free-spirited, a writer who didn't need a man.
Mr. Hoffman was a member of a diminishing breed, an old-fashioned man of letters who not only explored freely within poetry's established forms but wrote in free verse as well, and who in spirited, scholarly essays, exalted the writer's art.
Law professors and editorial writers said the Federal Bureau of Investigation had illegally spirited Mr. Mohamed out of the country in 1999 with the connivance of overzealous immigration officials.
