Sentence examples for the author wields from inspiring English sources

Throughout, the author wields his considerable vocabulary like a weapon, which renders his prose somewhat viscous.

If the author wields thunderous themes in the Tel Aviv sections, she masters small, life-giving details in the French ones.

"Walking to Hollywood," by Will Self (Grove; $24) The author wields his considerable vocabulary like a weapon, which renders his prose somewhat viscous.

The author King has regularly wielded his social media account to criticize politicians, most notably President Donald Trump.

The author's pen seems to have been wielded by an admiring but passive doppelgänger.

Lyons, the author of the upcoming book "Insurgent Supremacists," told me that this is how the extreme right wields power without holding office.

Michael Walzer, a political philosopher and the author of the book "Just and Unjust Wars," says that he is unsettled by the notion of an intelligence agency wielding such lethal power in secret.

The concept, rooted in constitutional originalism, assumes that the authors of the Second Amendment envisioned an unfettered right to wield a gun for personal defense.

"He ruled over his empire with pharaonic power, the authors write, "the kind of absolute power that few American politicians have ever wielded.

It is important the captain wields authority.

Behind the scenes the army still wields immense influence.