Sentence examples for writers choice from inspiring English sources

You sense cultural omnivorousness in these writers' choice of subject matter, too: Tolstoy and traffic school; reality TV and cave painting; ChatRoulette and Derrida.

Whether by the writers' choice or Ms. Genzken's directive, these omissions perpetuate the myth of the artist as isolated genius unconnected to a crowded field.

It's not the expressing of different political views that is is the problem  – that is the point of The Independent – it's the writers' choice of petty, inconsequential topics that insults the intelligence of your readers.

In particular, task type is found to have a significant impact on writers' choice of writing approach (Severinson Eklundh & Kollberg, 2003).

Overall, the analysis of the findings from an interpersonal perspective has demonstrated how in this study the writers' choice and purposes impacted on the linguistic realisations of content/meaning.

In the DVD commentary for the episode, Jean defended The Simpsons' writers' choice to base the episode's story on Indecent Proposal, eight years after the movie was released.

Do the actors physical comedy abilities factor into the writers' choices for certain scenes?

One comment on PB's piece hinted at responses that would meet other writers' choices.

Michael Kischner Seattle, Jan . 22 2009 The writer is co-author, with Edith Wollin, of "Writers' Choices: Grammar to Improve Style".

If the New York Times classical music writers' choices for records of the year are any indication, at least one of the traditional majors scored a significant comeback this year: Deutsche Grammophon, which claims 6 of the 25 places.

Nonetheless, the writers' choices are measured against the social background of what has happened before.