Sentence examples for subject writers from inspiring English sources

But fat was still a touchy subject; writers posited a woman who is obese only because of a twist of fate: a slim, bubbleheaded blonde dies and comes back to life switched into the physique of a smart, Rubenesque lawyer.

The match of subject, writer and genre in "Woodrow Wilson" is perfect.

A short biography of Woodrow Wilson, published to enthusiastic reviews in 2000, showed a perfect match of subject, writer and genre.

Her work as both a poet and scholar is based largely on making emotionally plausible connections between subjects, writers -- even entire epochs -- that seem as if they couldn't possibly inform one another.

His essays and prefaces, more often than not written quickly to order, were the fruits of his regular meditations and reveal his interest in a remarkably wide variety of subjects: writers and writing, philosophers and language, painters, dancing, architecture, and the fine arts are all reexamined with refreshing vigour.

Readers thought Sharpe perhaps a one-subject writer, but with Porterhouse Blue (1974), set in a Cambridge college, he proved that he was a true comic novelist in the great English tradition.

And of course, nobody is better on the subject of writers at their worst than writers at their best.

Book titles are a touchy subject for writers.

It's a great subject for writers, because it's all about stories.

There's little to add on the subject of writers and alcohol, but perhaps the morning after deserves more attention.

The Encyclopédie française will provide one or more well-written treatises on the subject by writers of note.