Sentence examples for the author using from inspiring English sources
Does Oz mean to invidiously compare himself with the Author, using him to illustrate the dangers of succumbing to the temptation to be an Israeli philosophe?
This is not helped by the author using multiple viewpoints to narrate the story, so we often get the same insights more than once.
As you read his account of Wilde's campaign, it's easy to imagine the author using a croupier's rake to push a little Oscar across a map of the continent.
Terra nostra (1975; "Our Land," Eng. trans. Terra nostra) explores the cultural substrata of New and Old Worlds as the author, using Jungian archetypal symbolism, seeks to understand his cultural heritage.
Thereafter Fleming gives us the standard mayhem in which Bond routs the hoodlums before sleeping with the girl in a scene that finds the author using his female narrator to express a view for which he has been roundly and regularly condemned: "All women love semi-rape.
The texts come from a novel of the same name by Paul Griffiths, which retells, in mystical and elliptical fashion, the story of Shakespeare's doomed Ophelia, with the author using exclusively her four-hundred-and-eighty-one-word vocabulary found in the text of "Hamlet".
(The author uses no quotation marks).
The author uses the third person, as if to stress the remove.
By his own account, the author used about 50,000 butterflies for the project.
The author used to work as a journalist for the Associated Press.
The author uses "penultimate" when he apparently means "ultimate" and "incredulous" when he means "incredible".
