Sentence examples for writer's knowledge from inspiring English sources

It's hard to be original in this day and age, but (to this writer's knowledge), Deadly Friend remains the only studio film to feature a character being decapitated by a basketball.

There wasn't, to this writer's knowledge, a poll he didn't win by at least an 18-point margin".

In addition, the letter gave no indication of the basis of its writer's knowledge of the [p230] Gateses' activities.

Police officials deliberately flattered the letter writer's knowledge of wartime ciphers and suggested that his reverence for the device would prevent him from damaging it.

To the writer's knowledge, however, no research has been conducted into micro-genres of writing tasks in university entrance examinations.

The band have dismissed this claim, and questioned the writer's knowledge of music.

One thinks of the author well into his ninth decade, setting down those final passages with a hidden smile and a writer's certain knowledge that they won't see this coming.

As the discourse in the visual arts has shifted, partially toward the agency of the curator, the notion of the paid critic -- who "merely" writes -- has for its only rational basis a given writer's scholarly knowledge and ability to contextualize the pluralistic contemporary art market, museum exhibitions, biennials and fair circuit.

I confess, I thought there was just one — "whatever works" — though it's no surprise to learn that Pixar, a Disney subsidiary, has codified its process to a programmatic uniformity.* Some of the rules are psychological exercises that don't relate to composition but to a writer's self-knowledge.

Ralph of Coggeshall, a medieval writer, praised Osbert's knowledge of law, but condemned his acceptance of gifts from plaintiffs and defendants in legal cases.

After seven months of the Knicks, when every game is like war, the coach ridiculing a writer's lack of basketball knowledge as if the sport were quantum physics, boxing is a relief.