Sentence examples for writing profession from inspiring English sources

Self-loathing is an understandable response to the unfairness and arbitrariness of the writing profession.

It's a satire on contemporary culture, Italian politics and the writing profession itself.

(The economics of the writing profession have never been what they should).

Despite forbidding social restrictions, women entered the writing profession in unprecedented numbers during the nineteenth century.

An interview with Mark Dery on moral outrage, the "politics of the polysyllabic," and the "Arianna-ization" of the writing profession.

This seminar is designed for students who would like to produce a piece of work in three weeks and/or to pursue a writing profession.

By the time the typewriter was introduced, in about 1870, writing professions were declining in visibility and prestige.

Likewise, a written profession of innocence would readily be accepted by the gods as a more than adequate substitute for any authentic lack of moral blemish.

Thomas then made a written profession of obedience, some time after late May.

Another problem then arose when Hugh demanded a written profession of obedience from Theobald, which Theobald refused to provide; no previous abbot had made such a profession.

It was a victory for Canterbury, but not a complete one, as Gerard avoided making a written profession, and it was specific to Gerard, not to his office.