As for their private lives, they came into focus, writer believes, precisely because of their perceived intelleclual superiority.
Some writers objected precisely to what Almodóvar considered his accomplishment: that he had left his past behind.
The Daily Mail uses its female writers in precisely the same way it uses its female readers and celebrities: frequently, centrally and, always, cruelly.
As befits a writer of such precisely calibrated sensibilities, however, he is relatively uninterested in this situation's potential for crude moral book-balancing.
As a writer, and more precisely, a novelist, I fight a daily battle with my memory and my memorization, but also against time.
Mr Furst is a subtle, economical writer who knows precisely when to stop a sentence.As Weisz is drawn deeper into the intrigues of the British Secret Service, "The Foreign Correspondent" is at times reminiscent of Mr Furst's masterpiece "Dark Star", whose hero, André Szara, a Soviet journalist posted to Paris, is forced to work for the NKVD, the Soviet intelligence agency.
"Tasuma, the Fighter," a new film from Burkina Faso that opens today at the Anthology Film Archives in Manhattan, finds the director and writer Kollo Daniel Sanou in precisely that becalmed, idyllic state of mind, as he leans back and lets this mildly satiric parable unfold.
For instance, size of scripts, location of scripts, shape of scripts, and duration time in handwriting process of scripts written by the same writer are never precisely the same due to the fluctuation of handwriting.
a) Hong Kong b) Russia c) Iceland d) Denmark E5 Which two legendary writers died on precisely the same day?
McElroy's meticulous eye, here, is on the kind of mundane routine that's omitted by most writers, and he precisely captures everyday minutiae — the "quick-crumbed" cake, the friction between cake and plate, and so on.
