Sentence examples for writers to identify from inspiring English sources

He should study four things, (1) The desire of the American advertising writers to identify themselves with the arts.

The House approved a measure requiring phantom check writers to identify themselves on their ads and barring money from overseas corporations.

It's a natural thing for film critics (who are, first of all, writers) to identify most closely with screenwriters, just as it's not surprising that viewers consider actors to be the fullest inventors of a movie.

He is far from the first writer to identify the pursuit of human virtue as prime satirical fodder, but he's probably the first to do so by working within the system.

In 1545, Charles Estienne was the first writer to identify the clitoris in a work based on dissection, but he concluded that it had a urinary function.

Mailer wasn't the first writer to identify Oswald as protagonist of the assassination; in "Libra" (1988), Don DeLillo imagines him as a cipher for our collective disassociation, while Edward Jay Epstein's "Legend: The Secret World of Lee Harvey Oswald" (1978) investigates his intelligence ties here and abroad.

He thought this resulted from the compulsion that Cuban writers felt to identify everything with the present situation of Cuba instead of with the much vaster realm that was simply the human condition.

At the turn of the 20th century, a note of realism, combined with cynicism, appeared in Albanian literature as writers sought to identify and combat the ills of Albanian society, such as poverty, illiteracy, blood feuds, and bureaucracy.

Writers tend to identify with the outsiders, the black sheep – roles they so often embody in their own families.

Does the writer try to identify with you or label you (or others)?

In a slightly different wrinkle, a seller's broker weighing competing bids may ask for the names of the letter writers to help identify the offer most likely to pass the board.