Sentence examples for writers to explore from inspiring English sources

I'd commission writers to explore the difference between nationality and belonging.

And I think that has been very exciting for writers to explore in the past few years.

Writers sometimes used pseudonyms, and readers tended to identify the books by subject rather than author, providing a certain anonymity and enabling writers to explore forbidden territory.

Palin, 70, who is also known for his travel documentaries, will chair a meeting of globally-renowned travel writers to explore their role in discovering the world, and reveal his findings from a recent trip to Ethiopia.

Secondly, alcohol is a brilliant engine of plot, since when people are drunk they do things that they wouldn't normally do; and the consequences of their misbehaviour are interesting for writers to explore.

The device used by the writers to explore this was the introduction of young, out-of-town preacher, Father John Gill (played by Colin Hanks) who, let's say, reinvigorates Peggy's interest in the church.

Lake is hardly the only writer to explore Haiti's dark side.

There's no need for any writer to explore these possibilities if they're not excited by them.

And parenthood has its own fascinating geography, with lowlands of fact and mountains of fiction, which is a perfect place for a writer to explore.

It's a compliment to Hadley to suggest that in her hands happiness could be a risk well worth taking, wide-open terrain for such a nuanced writer to explore.

Bored to Death sidesteps this problem by having Jason Schwartzman play Jonathan Ames, leaving Ames the writer to explore the delusion, rejection and squalor the struggling writer faces, all the while paying homage to his beloved Raymond Chandler.