Sentence examples for writers aware of from inspiring English sources
Whereas in earlier centuries, the city had been regarded almost uniformly as a setting of civilization, culture, and freedom of mind, now one found more and more writers aware of the other side of cities: the atomization of human relationships, broken families, the sense of the mass, of anonymity, alienation, and disrupted values.
We believe this approach to be an important step towards an increase in the quality of guidelines and also a tool to make "guideline writers" aware of the responsibility of making their recommendations work.
c) To what extent were the writers aware of the disadvantages as well as the advantages of the outcome measures chosen?
Joshua James shows perfectly how Konstantin moves, in two years, from a nervous idealist to a writer aware of his own second-rateness.
At the corner of West 34th and 11th Avenue, she put a hand out to make another less-than-focused writer aware of a truck turning into the crosswalk.
It's difficult to accommodate those in poetry; and is the writer aware of the more agreeable iambic pentameter in line nine: "they try and fail, and do not really try"? "I was confronted by a version of 'Kim's Game' in the frame".
The fact of this meeting makes writer aware of how long his life has been, and it strikes him as an initiatory rite into the secrets of old age as disquieting to him as the orientation lectures he attended as a private in the Army.
As frustrating as this may be for viewers to watch, it's a valid character arc for writers to explore as long as the writers are aware of it and the Weeds writers always have been.
Most writers are aware of their weaknesses, or over-characteristics, and try to fudge things along; Anita never faked anything in her writing.
Jacobson said that he was commissioning hundreds of songs from a broad range of songwriters — Asian, American, and European — as more and more Western writers become aware of K-pop's potential.
Although Alomar and Hirschbeck have spoken warmly about each other since, Ray Negron, a friend and adviser to Alomar, wanted to make sure baseball writers were aware of that reconciliation.
