Sentence examples for that every writer from inspiring English sources

I just was very naïve, and I saw that it was not that at all and that every writer had a different way of going about it; that it was much more complicated than just writing.

The story generally tells itself without any inner voice saying, 'Oh, but you're writing for children – you mustn't say this, or – oh goodness, certainly not that!'" Every writer is the amanuensis to their characters, often using language they never consciously would, she added.

For a long time we had a problem that every writer wanted to rewrite the history.

Lists can be instructive, entertaining and protean — which is not to say that every writer carries them off with aplomb.

John Hersey has said that "every writer becomes habituated to a way of working that may matter to him a great deal".

He taught us all a huge amount, but there was one thing he said in particular which I've puzzled over ever since – that every writer has a myth.

Ronald Buehl, of Simon & Schuster, remarked to the writer that "every fifteen years or so, Nancy Drew is brought up to date".

What every economist, and for that matter every writer on any subject, needs to realize is that unless you are a powerful person and people are looking for clues about what you'll do next, nobody has to read what you write — and lecturing them about what they're missing doesn't help.

'I needed the accreditation,' explains Herr, 'and Hayes was okay with that.' Every writer who has tried his or her hand at war journalism (myself included) would go to meet Michael Herr rather like a student of the cello would approach Mstislav Rostropovtch.

I don't know, I think that's every writer's dream.

They remind me of that stage every writer has to go through — the stage I sometimes feel I'm still in — where you're finding your voice.