Sentence examples for writer meaning from inspiring English sources

It may have been a myth that published authors were making money out of writing, but the illusion left the word "writer" meaning at least something.

The Sholes and Glidden could print only upper-case letters an issue remedied in its successor, the Remington No. 2 and was a "blind writer", meaning the typist could not see what was being written as it was entered.

You told me that Jack Nicholson is a great actor in part because he's a great writer, meaning that he tinkers with scripts as he fits them to his character.

"He looked at me and said, 'Well, you act like a writer' — meaning, no manners," Milch recalled.

But I think it makes me a better writer, meaning: I wouldn't have it any other way.

After a section in which the fictional events are intertwined with the events of Sept. 11, Danny comes right out and explains, "I'm a fiction writer — meaning that I won't ever write about the Sept. 11 attacks, though I may use those events, when they're not so current, and then only in the context of a story of my own devising".

"We need a big kid at the back," he would prod his writers, meaning a strong comic finish.

That being said, our Manhattan location makes us very accessible for writers, meaning that nobody else has so many mystery authors dropping in to sign.

"Argo" has now swept the major guild awards, which includes producers and directors as well as writers, meaning that the film is a presumptive favorite for the coveted best picture Oscar.

In many cases, this actually influences the writer's, meaning that all of a sudden storytelling isn't a solo act but a collaborative group experience.

Even as Simon is being threatened by the younger, less successful man, he makes disparaging comments like "Most bad writers" — meaning Jonathan — "believe they're simply misunderstood".