Sentence examples for writer confidence from inspiring English sources

This, he says, is why he discusses ideas with his scriptwriter for months – in A Bigger Splash's case, the American David Kajganich – "to give the writer confidence in really working out of the box".

While the show was still finding its rhythm in Season 1, it took itself a little too seriously on occasion, but thanks to Birkhoff's growing role and the writers' confidence in the characters and material, "Nikita" has since lightened up, allowing all of its characters to toss out a witty quip or knowing wink over the course of an episode.

Dr Sieghart's remedy: For a writer without confidence, you have much to be confident about.

Mr. Mulaney is not a great mimic, but he can do a few voices and has the writer's confidence to know that sometimes it's best to end a scene on an odd note.

Nowadays, the topic of "a writer's confidence" is such an internal quality that nobody is really talking about -- publishers and agents included.

A signature that is smaller may reflect self-motivation but it can also appear that the writer lacks confidence.

Yip Wai Fong, communications officer for the Center for Independent Journalism in Malaysia, said the decision would give writers more confidence to challenge government attempts at censorship.

At the Ministry, young people can come and, with the support of volunteer writers, gain confidence in their writing and see their work in print.

He sees it as important to give writers the confidence to leave their comfort zones: Anya Reiss is working on a play that will be a new departure; Polly Stenham's No Quarter has had its original structure overturned; Nina Raine remembers how a question about the deaf boy at the heart of her play Tribes helped her put anger into words.

By Alexandra Schwartz Rooney, twenty-six, is a writer of rare confidence, with a lucid, exacting style.

Such profundities may be Palahniuk's stock in trade, yet a writer of his confidence and imaginative skill hardly needs them.