Sentence examples for writers to commit from inspiring English sources

Established writers surely can't feel morally comfortable about helping new writers to commit themselves to the life while ignoring the fact that the chances of success, or even of publication, are minimal.

In the case of an "ambiguous" third person, writers tend to commit to using a generic male "he", gender neutral "he/she" or plural "they" to explain themselves.

In this month of resolutions posted all over social media, where writers are vowing to commit to putting thousands of words on the page each day, I found this knowledge refreshing.

Writers are generally fated to commit the truest parts of themselves to the page, whether they choose to own their work in public or not.

This was a writer too often unready to commit himself.

Poets such as Sergey Yesenin and Vladimir Mayakovsky (both soon to commit suicide) and prose writers such as Boris Pilnyak and Yevgeny Zamyatin were among those favoured.

"He would go to the studio heads and get them to commit to hire mostly writers and directors, so they would have guarantee of employment," said Kohner's son, Pancho Kohner.

And it took him a little while to commit to being a writer.

To be included, writers must commit themselves to a full month's worth of submissions and then follow through.

Instead, those who actually managed to publish their stories were the writers most committed to working and revising their writing.

In a press release about the purchase agreement, Gawker founder Nick Denton said, "We have been forced by this litigation to give up our longstanding independence, but our writers remain committed to telling the true stories that underpin credibility with our millions of readers.