Sentence examples for writer approaching from inspiring English sources

"So it becomes this meta-commentary on the consequences of a white writer approaching this kind of material," says Pearson.

I am a writer approaching the final chapter of my own brilliant detective novel and have lost count of the sloppily plotted, contemptuously edited pieces of junk in this genre that I have finished with a smug and gleeful "Wow!

It's about the humility with which a writer approaches such a character.

Burkeman, a journalist and psychology writer, approaches his task with something of the faux naivete of Louis Theroux.

Mr. Dick, a writer on "House" on Fox, said that wherever he goes in his red strike shirt — his daughter's basketball game, for example — another writer approaches to commiserate.

Mr. Pitt said in an interview that he got to know Mr. Sanghoee a few years back, when the writer approached him about tips for one of his scripts.

Before going into how it is kept, a sketch: Gregory Collins, a slow-budding writer, approaches an acquaintance, Mike Smith, and asks him to pose for the author's photograph on his soon-to-be published novel.

De Amicis, the sentimental 19th century Italian children's writer, approached Constantinople in a state of wonder by sea.

Though the magazine's freelance budget is limited, we do make some freelance assignments most often when a writer approaches us with a great idea.

In London, his first imitation of Juvenal, Johnson uses the poetic form to express his political opinion and, as befits a young writer, approaches the topic in a playful and almost joyous manner.

Other writers approaching me see the SlutWalk as a genuinely powerful stand against a discreetly sexist attitude which lives beneath the surface of our supposedly progressive society.