Sentence examples for value writers from inspiring English sources

And it hasn't changed; I only ever value writers.

Just a simple tweak in that mind-set, for publishers to value writers not just for their manuscripts but for who they are as people, what they can contribute to their goals, and how the only customer who truly matters is the eventual reader … that philosophy can go a very long way.

Remember, the money comes from the value writers create.

I only ever wanted to be a writer and I only ever valued writers.

Everyone grieved for the man they had lost, but they'd also lost a valued writer, another travel guide in this nutty and harrowing journey of life.

Yet if Mr. Schneider's reluctance to interpret, his unwillingness to impose his own personality on material at hand, made him a highly valued writer's director - both Mr. Beckett and Mr. Albee have praised his devotion to their texts - it tends to make him a less than compelling memoirist.

The software and information technology industries value skilled writers, and those involved with writing pedagogy should continue to explore new methods for preparing students for these opportunities.

Fiction would lose its value unless writers did more to tackle the great moral dilemmas of our time.

In her essay "The Second Shelf" (April 1), Meg Wolitzer raises a provocative concern, and I wonder where the subordination of "women's fiction" begins — with the first reviewers of a book, or among literary scholars in the universities, who insist that students read (and therefore value) "canonical" writers instead of those the critics and historians deem "marginal".

When people find their Scribnia profile in search engines, they're shown proof of the value the writers provide straight from their readers.

She wanted to be valued, and writers often aren't.