Sentence examples for true writer from inspiring English sources

Spoken like a true writer.

To many authors, that is true writer abuse.

But the true writer in the Soviet Union never lost moral power.

He wrote, "For a true writer, his only homeland is the bookstore".

The editor Tay Hohoff found in it the "spark of the true writer" but not yet a polished work.

A true writer opens people's ears and eyes, not merely playing to the public, but changing minds and lives.

Good writers – "or true writers" she corrects herself – have to be pretty brutal with themselves.

True, writers can't be ranked merely by their quotability, but Tagore's neglect is extraordinary.

Told the Nielsen BookScan figures for "Yellow Dog," he asked, "Is that true?" "Writers like Martin always sell over time," Mr. Wylie said.

True, writers are solitary creatures all over the world, but in deeply polarised, extremely politicised and easily incensed places such as Turkey, a novelist is a public figure either to be hated or loved.

Why do we true writers put pen to papier?