Sentence examples for would have authored from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it's doubtful Mitchell would have authored a balanced report regarding Iraq and Kuwait during Kuwait's six months under Saddam Hussein's army of occupation, or a balanced report regarding Indonesia and East Timor during that island nation's 24-year occupation by its powerful neighbor.

Mr. Patton would have the author sign his or her book, then autograph a scrapbook he had titled "Authors I Have Known," which included the signatures of Alice Walker, Ossie Davis and more than 200 others.

It would have given authors and publishers new ways to earn money from digital copies of their works.

Given the importance of this work, in order to more clearly position it in the field, and improve the impact this paper would have, the authors should consider the following 5 points before publication.

Any half-dozen of them would have engraved their author's name in history.

The book has been published to coincide with what would have been the author's birthday and to commemorate 100 years since she wrote her first published novel.

"Since we had read so much about Latinos leaving the Catholic Church, we expected that more Latinos than non-Latinos would have left," the authors write.

He is certainly a better proprietor than Kenneth Branagh, whose "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" would have made the author wonder if all filmmakers were bedlamites.

On what would have been the author's 202nd birthday, a bronze statue of him has been unveiled in Portsmouth, the city in which he was born.

Without Larry Gelbart I never would have become an author.

"Without Stalin, neither this Great Victory nor this country in general would have been possible," author Alexander Bushkov says.