Sentences with phrase «other writers believe»

Other writers believe that there needs to be a balance between writing and engaging people on social media.

However, other writers believe there are more effective ways to make the world «bloom.»

Other writers believe that the word is derived from karhai, a wok - like metal implement made of silvered brass in which curried dishes are cooked, or khari (sometimes, khadi), a soup made with buttermilk and chickpea flour.

One writer says, «Please tag my book with the tag «teenage grief», and the other writer believes that's what the book is about, and makes the tag.

Not exact matches

Others, including this writer, believe that supporting suicide is an abandonment that validates loved ones» worst fears about themselves — that they are a burden, unworthy of love, or truly better off dead.

I am happy that the writer had the choices that she did... She is also free to decide whether or not she is a Catholic... She however, took an available medication for a health problem... most Catholic facilities recognize such health problems and allow for that treatment... I am completly puzzled, though, that she would not want other Catholics to be able to choose differently than she did... for those people who wish to use contraceptive services and medication, options are open to them... I am not Catholic, did not grow up in a faith based family, and don't know whether a God exists or not... However, to leave a relgious group with no option but to contradict its own tenets is an attempt by those who don't believe in those tenents to mock them, certainly, but more to erode them... this seems the aim of many and when those folks operate from inside the government... that intrusion is an overreach of the govenrment...

Jehovah's Witnesses do not believe in the Trinity, not because of mere opinion, but Jesus» own testimony and also that of the apostles and other Bible writers.

Also, I couldn't quite get this into words as I was writing before, so: I am believe that I am correct in my view of Scripture as it has been handed down to me from teachers, preachers, writers and others; I believe that I am correct in my beliefs about who God is, and about His self - revelation, in the same way that all people believe that the opinions they hold are true.

Jesus claimed that He did, and other New Testament writers believed so as well...

I believe that Christian thought has suffered immensely from its inability to grasp and articulate the depth of mutual indwelling that Paul, and other biblical writers, experienced and affirmed.

Some of the writers in Homosexuality seem to believe that persuasion and «openness» can transform church and society, while others indicate that homophobia is so entrenched in the present order that nothing short of revolutionary apocalypse will do.

On the other hand, I'm one of those who believes Bill Wilson was an excellent writer.

If you believe in Biblical literacy and the infallibility of the Bible's writers, then those passages you quote and many others in the N.T. are indeed hard to understand, even after two thousand years of examination and discussion — at least without developing some fantastic theology that goes completely against God and nature.

So it follows that the notion of God's revelation, as Christians believe it, must be understood always through the great Hebrew affirmations — this, in fact, is why the early Church refused to cut the Gospel of Jesus Christ loose from its moorings in the Old Testament, and why such thinkers as sought to do this, like Marcion and other Gnostic writers, were condemned as perverters of the faith.

Do you believe that God also «inspired» writers from other cultures to write what they did?

The major benefit of this position is that one can calmly contemplate the horrors, Armageddon, nuclear war and the rest, because the person propagating these views believes he (I have not found a single woman preacher or writer in this group) will not need to endure any of it — only others will.

here's a baffling question... if it's good theology to believe that Paul was chosen after the others for a reason, then why is he the earliest NT writer... what wd be the purpose of all that seemingly more primitive understanding of the gospel (the synoptics) coming together as written traditions after the Pauline high water mark?

While this article was based on a secondary source, which we should always believe about matters Arsenal, I find it strange that the writer appears not to have read articles from other sports publications.

For the writer to say that the interest in Özil from Barcelona and other club's are lies and that the fan's need their head's examined for believing in these rumours..

«I believe in the power of communication, and I believe medical writers can make a difference,» says Amy Stone, a subcontractor for the CDC who writes fact sheets, congressional testimony, and other documents about HIV.

Seattle, Washington About Blog Writer, blogger, conducting seminars, workshops and other speaking events on spirituality, Christine Sine believe that our engagement in God's world should be grounded in a deep intimacy with God that only comes though contemplation, scripture study and meditative practice.She encourage participants to recognize the encounters with God and the gospel story that occur in every aspect of life.

I don't think there is any other way to put it, but I firmly believe that the writers (Peter Gaulke and Fred Wolf) were completely wasted when they wrote this.

Those two factors led me and many other writers to believe that there were other factors that led to this division.

I was an actually really active book reviewer and panel organizer, and really did believe it was important to get all kinds of science writing out there, so I was helping other writers.

This is really dangerous if the writer doesn't understand components of the genre and believes the other person is correct.

The advice I would pass along to other aspiring writers is to believe in yourself and your work.

Writers individually always believe that it is the other agents who are ripping people off, never their own agent.

She encourages writers to have one foot in traditional publishing and the other in the digital - first arena and believes in staying ahead of the pack by embracing change, not just adapting to it.

Absolutely Theresa, I too believe it's important for writers and authors to talk more with each other and encourage and learn from one another.

It has enabled me to believe in myself as a writer as the feedback from total strangers who have parted with their ten pounds counts for so much more than any other sort of feedback.

Many writers believe they are good at a certain skill and that they will never be able to develop other ones.

But as a reader, I am dependent on the reviews of others and believe experienced writers contribute much to the curation of the vast amount of material we now have to wade through.

Wow, your sincere effort to help me get this done and to get me such a great writer, really makes one believe in the kindness of others.

It's these things, and others, which I believe have made me a better writer, particularly with sensory detail.

They lived in the time when the husband was the provider and I think a lot of men believed that men had a superior intellect, so he just couldn't let her have any relevance in the writer's world, which he felt «belonged» to him and other men.

I am a writer, and thousands of other self - published authors are writers, even if dinosaurs like Sue Grafton would like to believe otherwise.

I believe it's important for writers to give back to other writers, especially to those who are in the beginnings of their careers.

But sadly, I believed it early on, and then came to understand that there was no other choice but the crap game I call traditional publishing if I wanted to be a full - time writer.

Example... Kris got a letter the other day from a writer flat believing that if he self - published anything it would completely kill his career.

Believe that other writers and other readers and other publishers want you to make it, that in many cases, they actually want to help you make it.

I asked a few other professionals about other examples of where they hear this silly myth and I got hordes and hordes of stories, all funny to me and the other professionals, but all very real and believed by the young writers spouting the myth.

We believe we serve our community best by publishing great works of varying aesthetics side by side, subverting the notion that writers & artists exist in vacuums, apart from the culture in which they reside and outside the realm & understanding of other camps & aesthetics.

Sorry if it sounds cynical, but I've come to believe that the secret to selling a million books is getting other desperate writers to buy your book on how to sell a million books.

According to my research and correspondence with Preditors and Editors http://pred-ed.com/pubagent.htm, Writer Beware http://www.sfwa.org/for-authors/writer-beware/ several other writers» sites — it is believed all of these names, with the exception of Robert Fletcher are pseudonyms for Mr. Fletcher himself, although others think «Sherry» and «Hill» may be accomplices.

The writers said Amazon had «done more to liberate readers and writers than any other entity since Johannes Gutenberg refined the movable type printing press», adding that they «rightfully believe Amazon has treated us better than any publisher ever has».

There will be other times (when your first agent leaves agenting; when you can't figure out how to end your novel; when you start to believe The Doubts are right; when your publisher ignores you; when your publisher drops you) when we are certain that being a writer is the worst possible endeavor.

Thank you Charli for believing in me as, among other things, a flash fiction writer and for your friendship.

For small publishers, I believe PW is a total waste along with Writers Digest and other magazines that allow rip - offs to advertise for money.

As a former magazine writer and editor, I pay special attention to queries from journalists and columnists, and I believe many other agents do, too.

Writer and editor Alice Gregory wrote on the other side of the debate, believing that «being good is to feel far more at odds with the world than being bad does.»