Sentence examples for writers dedicated from inspiring English sources

He belongs to a small cult of his own — an Austin-centered group of writers dedicated to preserving long-form narrative journalism.

In the States he was part of a group of writers dedicated to keeping Yiddish alive; they called themselves the Inzikhistn, the Introspectivists.

This movement shot a jolt of electricity into pre-existing prisoner rights networks and intensified the voices of leading writers dedicated to exposing the inequalities of the criminal justice system.

Though writers dedicated to nonfiction cropped up in the early years of the award, Alexievich is the first nonfiction specialist to take the medal since Winston Churchill won it in 1953 "for his mastery of historical and biographical description as well as for brilliant oratory in defending exalted human values".

PEN, an international association of writers dedicated to defending free expression, along with Guernica, the online literary magazine, sponsored the panel with Mr. Patterson, Mr. Ndibe and Ken Wiwa, Mr. Saro-Wiwa's son, to discuss Mr. Saro-Wiwa's literary and political legacy.

They're writers dedicated to documenting truth – weight, location of purchase, probable quantity of MDMA per pill – and legend – the who's, the where's, the what happened's.

The writers dedicate stunning storytelling to a tale from Princess Carolyn's future grandchild in a distant Jetson's-like decade; another episode depicts BoJack's family history via his mother's dementia-fueled fragmented flashbacks.

They all keep saying they wish A-Rod would go just away, yet the writers dedicate a full column or page to writing about him, the talk-show hosts talk about him for an hour or more, and Selig and Major League Baseball ignore performance-enhancing drug users and even celebrated them when they resurrected baseball in the late 1990s.

Only a writer dedicated to the fine points could have come up with Luciano, a horse masseur and amateur philosopher, whose answer to stress is to defeat it with a plate of gnocchi and a glass of wine.

The movie begins by showing the school – an austere modernist building of glass and concrete called the Lycée Gustave Flaubert, an invocation of the writer dedicated to making the perfect fiction that has the force and form of life itself.

Although an anonymous writer dedicated to him the Malek-nāmeh, an attempt to trace the origins of his family and the empire, Alp-Arslan appears to have shown little interest in intellectual matters, leaving them, like the administration of his empire, to his vizier.