Sentence examples for writer terms from inspiring English sources

In writer terms, I know that can mean what other people think about the writing, but I mean how words are just like sounds and how they bounce around in the air.

While I hate to relate with cliché music writer terms like "sexytime" music, Dim Division has the potential to soundtrack your most carnal of Thursday night activites.

While I hate to relate with cliché music writer terms like "sexytime" music, Dim Division has the potential to soundtrack your most carnal of Thursday night activites.

Sanders concluded his questioning saying, "I would simply say, Mr. Chairman, that this nominee is not really someone who this country is supposed to be about". Following this exchange, Sanders was attacked for what one National Review writer termed, a "disgraceful and unconstitutional line of questioning" and in a few more mainstream publications for "imposing a religious test for public office".

But it was allowed to resume, on the writers' terms: the letter was never published, and they were promised freedom from government interference.

He excelled at "edge ball," the Chinese writers' term, drawn from Ping-Pong, for grazing the limits with a ball without missing the table.

Messick analyzes the shari'a as a local system of texts, distinguishing between theoretical or doctrinal juridical texts (or the "library") and those produced by the shari'a courts and notarial writers (termed the "archive").

A morally important category of costs perhaps the most important category consists in the repression or suppression of what earlier writers termed "instincts".

Without wanting to malign either profession, Eisenberg is perhaps more obviously a writer, in terms of his manner and appearance, than an actor.

There's only so much one can lay at the feet of another writer in terms of influencing one's own writing.

Thus, Tony's devotion is shown to be to a false ideal; his deposition and replacement in his domain by middle-class heirs represents what the writer Brigid Brophy terms "a bourgeois sack of a fake-Gothic Rome".