Sentence examples for the writers however from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who writes, or produces literary work.
- Has your girlfriend written you a letter yet? She's quite a writer!
The writers, however, focussed on his work.
The writers, however, are the ones who recognise our powerful need for the literal and figurative.
The writers, however, with the possible exception of Christian apologists, were seldom excitingly original and creative.
Most of the writers, however, including Mr. Sokol and Ms. White, come to "Writers Blocked" in search of exposure.
The writers however considered this to be too dark and it was changed to Grampa.
Bart's prank call Moe was thought of by John Swartzwelder, one of the writers; however, Hank Azaria detested the line.
The writer however, never gets to choose the headline, or the art that goes with a piece.
The writer, however, ended on a hopeful and poetic note: "Still, the scheme opens up decided possibilities.
For, however much people like to read it and enjoy private pleasure, society is still judgmental enough to punish the writer, however good the story is".
The writer, however, stands for hours in the dark, watching the moon, thinking about the family and an accident he had had 3 years ago.
The writer, however, was not impressed by this consensus, and criticized the prejudices and condescension of Dr. Sebeok, his co-chairman Robert Rosenthal of Harvard, and Dr. Heini Hediger of the University of Zurich, who gave the opening address.
