Yet in some corners and even among writers, whose profession depends on the right to free expression a dissenting minority voiced disapproval of the French paper's cartoons.
But you are a writer, a profession known primarily for pallor and brooding.
Writer by profession, he defined "gentleman," and was truly a man for all seasons.
Let's say your great desire is to become a writer (a profession that is not as easy as one might think).
Very nice clothes are not incompatible with the writer's profession, in a way that they are for a painter or a dancer.
I could go that route, and I probably should go that route, but since I am a writer by profession, having to write aloud someone else's book to my kid at the end of a long day kind of ticks me off.
Both place and practice are presented as exotic and otherworldly, partly as Morris is a travel writer by profession, but also because then (Morris visited Dr Georges Burou's surgery in 1972), SRS was harder to access in Britain, privately or via the NHS, performed little and discussed less.
Manning was a writer by profession, while her creation was not.
The drawings "indicate why he is a writer by profession," quipped the L.A. Times' own film critic, now retired, Charles Champlin.
By the early 1960s, however, Johnson had settled into the life of a writer — a profession and passion he maintained until late in life.
