Sentence examples for writers concern from inspiring English sources

Of course, we share the writers' concern about current stockpile of plutonium in Japan.

That speaks to a larger concern – which is the way literature in the UK is constantly made safe and understandable, diluted and commoditised, by those who don't have the first idea about form or voice or point of view or emotional landscape or any of those things real writers concern themselves with before they even sit down and think about inventing a story.

Why should writers concern themselves with it as opposed to leaning into the pure fiction of it all?

Much activity was devoted to creating a vocabulary adapted to modern life, and many of the writers concerned with doing so gathered around the periodical Preder.

(Points of contention include the character of Petrovsky. In response to some writers' concerns, next week's episode, "The Ick Factor," deals straightforwardly with Mr. Baryshnikov's age).

On the one hand, they are expressions of poetic attunement to those aspects of the world we too readily overlook, and for which writers concerned with heroic exploits often have no time.

The beta version is to "test" and for the "correction of mistakes", so your writers' concerns [2] need to viewed in that context.

Earlier writers concerned with the need for politicians to dirty their hands with immoral behaviour show some of this vacillation, sometimes stressing the extreme stakes that are involved, but more often appearing to view the political process generally as above morality, or at least operating with a different morality.

Aleppo was then a major intellectual center of the Ottoman Empire, featuring many thinkers and writers concerned with the future of the Arabs.

In 1977, after a huge flood aggravated by strip-mining and clear-cutting, I co-edited a small anthology called Mucked that collected regional writers concerned with environmental issues.

Some early Christian writers, concerned that mention of Jesus' brothers and sisters contradicted the doctrine of the perpetual virginity of Mary, argued that these represented either older children of Joseph by a previous marriage, or that the reference was actually to "cousins".