By Adam Gopnik The essays were not written in isolation in the tower but often dictated on the run.
In language that had the stilted feel of a manifesto written in isolation, Snowden told Poitras of his intention to sacrifice himself for the public good.
It seems important to the over-all effect of these letters that they were written in isolation from one another, as though this is what made it possible for the letters to speak to each other so clearly.
Baseline lesson plan shows a focus on writing in isolation from ideational content.
Yes, I worked on the first two seasons of The Man in the High Castle, partly in London and then in L.A. It was a wonderful experience – though I also really like writing in isolation!
The paper has the peculiar appearance of being written in isolation from the cell cycle literature.
However, writing in isolation means that not only is no one reading your work, but you can also run the risk of compounding bad habits (being too wordy, redundant, or melodramatic, etc).. Instead of being scared, think that every person you share your work with is a potential person to give you new ideas and inspire you.
He signed up to an optimistic delivery date of 10 months and, because his writing cell wasn't quite ascetic enough, decamped to Berlin to write in complete isolation.
At an Edinburgh TV Festival session in August, ITV's new drama controller Victoria Fea dampened buccaneering fantasies about become the showrunner on a British series: "We have lots of authors in this country who sit in their garrets and write in splendid isolation.
A cheerful, almost ebullient man, he said he believed that "Bonnie & Clyde" would fare better than his other shows because he did not write songs in isolation — his usual style — but rather worked closely with collaborators to thread the music into the story.
