Sentence examples for subtle writer from inspiring English sources

She is a superb and subtle writer.

This is surprising, from a usually subtle writer like Prose.

What's more, Mr. Crews was never the most subtle writer.

"Priestley [is] a stirring if not exactly subtle writer," Fiona Mountford pronounces in the Standard.

Hamilton is a subtle writer, assembling worlds through a painstaking layered accretion.

A subtle writer, he demands an attentive reader as he explores, through superficially familiar narratives, substantial themes.

The novelist Elizabeth Taylor was one of the most subtle writers of the 20th century.

I think JW is one of the most skilful, subtle writers we have; she does things with unreliable narrators that Nabakov would envy.

ITV's urgency for a new drama to replace Downton is understandable, but I would seriously suggest they think of adapting more gutsy, equally subtle, writers: Clare Francis, Nicci French.

And, as "House of Names" (Scribner), a new novel by the Irish writer Colm Tóibín, suggests, the Oresteia narrative in particular — precisely because it has already been endlessly reimagined, reworked, expanded, and adapted — poses special problems for even the most inventive and subtle writers.

But anyone unfamiliar with Chekhov would leave this "Seagull" thinking he was a none-too-subtle writer.