Sentence examples for writers ideas from inspiring English sources

Writers' ideas are reviewed in terms of genre, format and audience.

Novels also trigger memories from a reader's personal experience, and these give writers ideas for their own stories.

Garner says he avoids fiction for fear of unconsciously adopting other writers' ideas, and went straight from reading comics to Latin and Greek.

His Literary Theory: An Introduction, a punchy synopsis of other writers' ideas first published 20 years ago, must be the best-selling work of lit crit ever.

"In the 1960s it looked as if universities would establish a monopoly over the life of the mind, providing policies for politicians, sinecures for writers, ideas for journalists, and breakthroughs for industrialists," The Economist said in 1993.

Mr. Obama tends to take a magpie approach to reading — ruminating upon writers' ideas and picking and choosing those that flesh out his vision of the world or open promising new avenues of inquiry.

The writers' idea that we reach universal health coverage through a system of tax-financed vouchers has a distinguished but sorry history in this country.

Ultimately, the hunger for richly detailed characters and robust plot development benefits writers, because ideas have to start somewhere.

A rotating pool of new and veteran writers mines ideas from multiple sources.

The essays in this collection (some of which first appeared in The New Yorker) cover a wide range of writers and ideas.

MONTGOMERY CENTER FOR THE ARTS "Writers: Great Ideas," lecture by Lauren B. Davis, author of "The Radiant City".