Sentence examples for trick of writing from inspiring English sources

She didn't actually appear bottomless, but that's part of the trick of writing digitally snappy headlines.

Malcolm McLaren's trick of writing fake letters of outrage to music publications, for instance, could be a goer.

Sometimes I think that the trick of writing a good story is to compress a novel's worth of material into a short space.

Murakami has the Japanese trick of writing about surreal events in a matter-of-fact way, making them all the more disturbing.

Sue Townsend carried off the trick of writing as a deluded lad who would never have the ability to be a writer, and did so with such wit and yet believability in his frequent witlessness.

There are moments on Artpop when Gaga pulls off the Bad Romance trick of writing a pop song so melodically potent that its other shortcomings cease to matter: Fashion's straight-up disco, the five minutes of gleeful marijuana advocacy that is Mary Jane Holland.

But even if I had hope or expectations for her to be a writer, I think that to be a writer one should not focus on the tricks or skill of writing.

But the trick to writing "Law & Order: SVU," of course, is finding a way to tell a story through the prism of a rape investigation.

There is a trick to writing about stalled lives without seizing up in a bout of sympathetic enervation.

If you're the comedic screenwriter Robert Harling, and you've ruled out making a living as a Norma Desmond "it's the pictures that got small" drag queen, as he said the other day, you take your bag of writing tricks and go to television.

Gillian noted that in her mother's adventure, detective and school stories for older children, "the hook is the strong storyline with plenty of cliffhangers, a trick she acquired from her years of writing serialised stories for children's magazines.