Sentence examples for writer away from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Pauline's standing as Russia's darling was somewhat diminished by the idea of her as the siren luring the country's great writer away from his homeland.
Malaquais and Mailer soon met again in the United States, and Mailer put in hard time studying "Capital," and the result was an obsession (there's an element of comedy to Mailer warning his sister Barbara, an aspiring writer, away from Henry Miller and pushing her toward "Marx, Engels, Trotsky, and tomes of economics") but also a novel.
The to-and-fro ahead of the original publication also seems to have steered the writer away from stretches of modernist linguistic playfulness, such as a powerful parody of Lincoln's Gettysburg address, and a tremendous scene in which a party thrown to welcome Scout home – known as "a coffee" – is represented by a fugue of fragments of banal local chatter.
The remaining three sections sweep the writer away from Paris in 1929 to "Key West and Havana"—and the mythical Finca Vigia and through two marriages and a couple novels.
I have all kinds of crazy ideas about the connection between our society seething in the mythos of violence, consumed by it and our current war footing, but to put the pieces together, as a fiction writer, away from specific stories, feels ultimately impossible.
The Great Depression of the 1930s reoriented another generation of writers away from awestruck downtown views.
I mention it to keep other writers away from it – it's my story now!
Yes, they turn writers away from the "real world," where the real stories are, fastening their gazes to their navels.
Mr. Landesman said the economic situation also keeps younger writers away.
Amazon.com, long an online retailing giant, had quietly morphed into a publisher in 2009 and by 2012 was successfully luring profitable writers away from commercial publishing houses.
Published by the Rhodesian Literature Bureau, which was established to encourage black writers away from political writing, Pafunge riotously glories in the many sins and pleasures of city life before piously renouncing them.
