Sentence examples for unconventional writing from inspiring English sources

Author Geoff Dyer compares his unconventional writing style to more straightforward approaches.

By New Yorker Festival September 30, 2011 Author Geoff Dyer compares his unconventional writing style to more straightforward approaches.

An unconventional writing course taught by Alan Rickman in the coming Broadway comedy "Seminar" has snared its first two victims - er, students.

I have found that, at home, the survival of unconventional writing is all thanks to small presses who also publish poetry.

Along the way, Maxwell offers insights into the craft of poetry, fruitful observations on the visiting writers (a mid-term field trip takes in the war poets, recuperating from the trenches) and some unconventional writing exercises.

Cummings and Ntozake Shange are known for their unconventional writing style; in particular, both writers use (or do not use) capitalization and punctuation in ways that grammar textbooks would deem incorrect.

Douglas Century of The New York Times called it "the most controversial music video to air in years", and favored the video's unconventional concept, writing that "'Untitled' breaks a long-established pattern in hip-hop and R&B videos in which male artists are often dressed in roughneck gear — baggy jeans, Timberland boots and baseball caps — surrounded by shimmying women in thong bikinis".

Martin Shaw, a hit in ITV's rival hospital drama, Always and Everyone, has been wooed to star in Judge John Dee, a series about an unconventional judge, written by GF Newman (Law and Order).

Harrison, for example, drew great inspiration from Eastern music, writing unconventional pieces that combined Asian instruments, especially the gamelan, with Western models.

"I believe this to be the case because unoriginal and cliched white poetry finds publishers with dreadful ease whilst unconventional black writing does not," Nagra told the Guardian.

The text, by Meredith Oakes, is mostly in rhyming verse, often subsumed in a rich orchestral fabric or obscured by unconventional vocal writing, and thus left largely to the seatback titles for its effect.