Sentence examples for writer comfortably from inspiring English sources

This seems appropriate when we talk about Denis Johnson, a writer whose stories seem so desperate, whose narrators exist so much in the margins, and yet who has become a writer comfortably in the accepted canon of modern literature.

In "Why Does the World Exist?," Jim Holt, an elegant and witty writer comfortably at home in the problem's weird interzone between philosophy and scientific cosmology, sets out in search of such answers.

If you're giving a speech to a group of aspiring writers, then you can comfortably reference other writers and literary terms; if you're speaking to a group that knows very little about writing, be careful when you make more obscure literary references.

That's a whole lot of money now I'm a self-employed freelance writer instead of a comfortably insured wage slave.

Unlike them, though, Porter wasn't a particularly regional writer; she could write equally comfortably about Louisiana or Mexico, Texas or Germany — to name just four of the places she lived.

Writers who deploy this mark comfortably and adeptly (rather than haphazardly) are conscious of the rhythm and dynamics of a sentence.

"You've always been able to comfortably house the British literary writers who can earn all their living from books in a single room – that room used to be a reception one, now it's a back bedroom".

By the time you've read the fourth or fifth story, you're comfortably settled in for a polished magazine writer's take on people who live in a world far different from her own.

"There's a humble story, but it's not one that sits comfortably because it involves Mormonism," says Tim Stanley, a writer and historian specialising in US politics at Oxford University.

He had an unfulfilling marriage and a son who committed suicide, all of this further suggesting that the great children's book writers who have lived happy, well-adjusted lives could probably fit comfortably on a unicycle.

And it was the adventure of reading in other languages that made Novey want to be a writer herself: "It's such an exciting relationship to the page!" All these experiences have positioned her comfortably between cultures.