Sentence examples for unnamed writer from inspiring English sources

Just as striking was the unnamed writer she quoted.

Basically, it's about the relationship that Paul has with an unnamed writer from The New Yorker.

"This part of the state is a lush land of great fecundity," an unnamed writer enthused.

Basically, it's about the relationship that Paul [McCartney] has with an unnamed writer from The New Yorker.

If that story is relatively upbeat, the next one, by an unnamed writer, underlines the bleaker reality of the lives of many Afghan women.

Of course, it's hard to tell whether the unnamed writer was going for humour, but - either way - there's nothing funny about this LP.

His self-reflexivity rarely went beyond stories in which characters narrate their lives to an unnamed Yiddish writer who resembles but isn't exactly identical to Singer.

If a grammar-challenged celebrity writes a book with the discreet help of an unnamed ghost writer, is it false advertising if the celebrity gets the credit on the cover?

Frances Stonor Saunders The Door, by Magda Szabó, translated by Len Rix (Vintage) is a painfully beautiful account of the unlikely bond between two women – an (unnamed) married writer and her enigmatic cleaner, Emerence – who are separated by class, education, age and experience.

Under the headline "Innocence Project professor pulled from class", the unnamed AP writer wrote….

The Awl's Brendan O'Connor, who spoke to an unnamed former writer and an investor who spoke off the record, reports that Elite Daily has received funding from "whale-sized investors" as well as implying (though never explicitly saying) that Arabov's father, Jacob Arabo (confirmed to be Jacob the Jeweler) is also funding the venture.