Sentence examples for writer capable of from inspiring English sources

Callahan has always been a writer capable of skewering, but he's hardly clubbable.

Instead "I Remember Nothing" is fluffy and companionable, a nifty airport read from a writer capable of much, much more.

Maggie O'Farrell is a skilful, hurtful writer, capable of imbuing the everyday with weight and colour, ridiculously pleasurable to read.

Joyce Carol Oates is a writer capable of raising and playing with ethical questions without being forced into judgments.

But Monroe also emerges in these pages as a surprisingly strong writer, capable of conveying very clearly and beautifully, in vivid images, her own pain.

But, because there is only so much writing a dead man can do, a call has gone out for a living writer capable of reviving the Puzo franchise.

He deplores a dearth of contemporary "generalists, educated and versatile writers capable of writing with equal ease and authority on history, literature, politics".

Mr. Hassett's writing is skillful and fluid, but it never approaches the emotional depth or lyricism of the work of Brian Friel or Conor McPherson, to name two Irish writers capable of reaping rich theatrical rewards from the tricky monologue format.

After taking over the editorship of The New Statesman from Mr. Crossman in 1972, Mr. Howard embarked on a remarkable six-year run in which he made it his mission to sign up young writers capable of bringing wit and style to a weekly magazine known for dreary earnestness.

LaBute's play is a neat, elegant construct but one that leaves me feeling this highly intelligent writer is capable of so much more.

This was what his brilliant biographer, Artemis Cooper, has called Paddy's "ice age": the writer, once capable of great waterfalls of words, seemed suddenly frozen, blocked, unable to produce a page of writing that he did not later tear up in despair.