Apologist, any of the Christian writers, primarily in the 2nd century, who attempted to provide a defense of Christianity and criticisms of Greco-Roman culture.
A number of writers, primarily in the field of psychophysiology, have suggested that breast cancer may be related to a variety of untoward psychological states and that these may be related in turn to having experienced misfortune in the social milieu.
Ian Fairbrother joined Baldwin&, Raleigh, N.C., as a writer, primarily on the Burt's Bees account.
The bridegroom, 54, is a freelance marketing writer, primarily for Herman Miller, where he met Ms. Davis, who was his editor.
After her stint at the Daily Mail, she worked as a freelance writer, primarily covering gardening, and published several books, notably The Pleasure Garden: An Illustrated History of British Gardening (1977), which was illustrated by her third husband, Sir Osbert Lancaster.
When I realized, the night of the car wreck, that if Ray died I would be utterly bereft — that it would be far better for me to die with him than to survive alone — I was not thinking of myself as a writer, primarily, or even as a writer at all, but as a wife.
None of the people we asked to choose their books of 2008 is a writer (or primarily a writer).
Most fiction writers are primarily either stylists or plotters, but Hage is clearly both.
When condemning the Roman theatre, the early Christian writers attacked primarily the mimes in this state of degeneracy.
Opening Merrill's home to other writers came primarily as a result of the efforts of Mr. McClatchy and Sylvia Lynch, the president of the village improvement association when Merrill died.
Remarks upon some Writers considers primarily the work of philosopher Samuel Clarke and various critics of his moral theory.
