Sentences with phrase «author of a piece of»

Only the authors of each piece of the bible could tell us what they meant in the original.

It also allows them to benefit financially from their work and enables them to assert their moral rights to be recognized as the author of their piece of work.

-- Christina Baker Kline, author of A Piece of the World and Orphan Train

Not exact matches

When Hostess filed for bankruptcy last November, Stuffed: An Insider's Look at Who's (Really) Making America Fat author Hank Cardello argued in a piece for Forbes that Hostess could have avoided its financial troubles if it had taken advantage of health - conscious consumers, a group that contributes to a third of grocery market sales in the U.S..

A version of this article first appeared at TalentSmart.com and was inspired by a piece authored by Mike Myatt.

Then, a few weeks ago, author and academic Sherry Turkle penned a New York Times Sunday Review piece highlighting research along the same lines, including one study that showed simply having your phone out and in view can impede the process of making deep personal connections.

Q. Gary, what is the most critical piece of advice you might have for the authors who are reading this article?

«This is one of the first pieces of evidence that social media use really can impact your sleep,» commented lead author Jessica C. Levenson, though the researchers acknowledged further study is definitely needed.

He is the author of the critically acclaimed biography «Gil Scott - Heron: Pieces of a Man.»

«While there is a lot of hype around social media when it comes to usage, email wins hands down,» author Madigan Pratt asserts in a piece for the hotel industry.

His co-authored piece called «Stakeholder Capitalism» would do, as would any of a number of papers he's authored or co-authored over the last three decades.

I've covered one or two before, such as WayUp founder Liz Wessel's dictum that young people should always default to «yes,» but if you're in the market for this sort of bite - sized but actionable advice, a recent Psychology Today piece from UConn professor and author Gina Barreca is the real mother lode.

In this edited excerpt, the author reveals six different types of direct mail pieces you can choose from.

He hasn't quite made it yet, but he has carved out a place for himself as a senior editor who is also a gifted writer, the author of some of the most memorable pieces we've published over the years.

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According to the bill's author, it is one of several pieces of legislation that he has submitted with the intention of making the state of Arizona more friendly to blockchain business and activity.

The O. Henry Prize recognizes great pieces of short fiction and is «intended to «strengthen the art of the short story and to stimulate younger authors.

A piece titled «The Yield Curve: The Long and the Short of it» that would subsequently be copied endlessly, the authors discussed how you could have a «bullish flattening» or a «bearish flattening,» depending upon the circumstances.

Although the authors — Richard L. George, Thomas d'Aquino, Dominic D'Alessandro, Paul Desmarais, Jr., Jacques Lamarre, Gwyn Morgan and Gordon Nixon - are the chief executives respectively of Suncor Energy Inc., the Canadian Council of Chief Executives, Manulife Financial, Power Corporation of Canada, SNC - Lavalin Group Inc., EnCana Corporation and RBC Financial Group, my reason for referring to this piece has more to do with each and every one of you.

His co-authored piece called «Stakeholder Capitalism» would do, as would any of a number of papers he's authored or co-authored over the last 3 decades.

*** Author's Note: Any statements in this piece that could be construed as opinion, are the opinion of the author, and not Cambridge House InternatAuthor's Note: Any statements in this piece that could be construed as opinion, are the opinion of the author, and not Cambridge House Internatauthor, and not Cambridge House International.

Tentatively titled «Option B,» a reference to a piece of advice she was given by a close friend after the untimely death of her husband David Goldberg, it has been co-written with well - known Wharton professor and author Adam Grant.

The author of this piece is not saying young people do not want to be held accountable.

The first piece in the collection, the title essay, was written in the days immediately following the attack, and Amis himself expresses reservations about it in his author's note: It «indulges in... a reflexive search for the morally intelligible, which always leads to the chimera of «moral equivalence.

Chris — I agree with the author of this piece.

This is John Blake the author of the piece.

i'm astounded at the lack of biblical knowledge that the author of this opinion piece displays.

I can not wait for the time, hopefully, that I can personally ask Jesus of what He thought of all the miscellaneous ramblings of so - called religious authors such as the idiot who wrote this particular piece.

Reading all these comments leads me to believe that the author of this piece was on to something.

First I want to compliment the author of this article for an excellent piece of truly unbiased journalism.

To that end, the author of this piece is not denying her addiction to the God drug, just the method of delivery.

Several people here, including the author of this piece, mention their dissatisfaction with the Church.

He notes that the Soviets «hired a militantly anti-religious propagandist, Mikhail Markovich Sheinmann» — and that «Hochhuth's play... drew heavily upon Sheinmann's lies and falsehoods...» Victor Gaetan, the author of the NCR story, persisted in saying, even after Fr Gumpel's rebuttal of his «uncouth» piece, that «there's no evidence for [Pacepa's] particular story».

Those of you who want to condem the author of this piece have clearly forgotten the admonishment of «judge not, for as you have judged, so will you be judged»!

Congratulations to the author on a fine piece of work.

You and the author of this piece, being so determined to put this discovery forward as proof of God, smacks of desperation.

(The piece by Khurram Dara, author of «The Crescent Directive» has already garnered a lot of attention on Twitter, Facebook and in the comments section of CNN's Belief Blog.)

All of this could easily be done to any author or blogger who has published more than one piece of writing.

And may no noise - making busybody interfere to snatch me out of my carefree content as the author of a little piece, or prevent a kind and benevolent reader from examining it at his leisure, to see if it contains anything that he can use.

I'm with Jeff as an academic ex-Catholic — the Bible is a perfect piece of literature with numerous authors where we can see the evolution of religious thought and expression of beliefs.

However, my little piece is not very apt to suggest the beating of a drum, and its author is perhaps the last man in the world to sound the alarm.

The story of how Catholics have «made it» in America is endlessly fascinating, and pieces of the story are very nicely told by the author, a Jesuit at Fordham University who describes himself as a «historical theologian.»

Editor's note: Listen to the CNN podcast of this piece: http://podcasts.cnn.net/cnn/services/podcasting/audio/specialprogramming/sp10502.mp3 Karen Spears Zacharias is author of A Silence of Mockingbirds: The Memoir of a Murder (MacAdam / Cage, 2012) and is on Twitter at @karenzach.

«All mankind is of one author, and is one volume; when one man dies, one chapter is not torn out of the book, but translated into a better language; and every chapter must be so translated; God employs several translators; some pieces are translated by age, some by sickness, some by war, some by justice; but God's hand is in every translation, and his hand shall bind up all our scattered leaves again for that library where every book shall lie open to one another.»

In a widely shared New York Times piece «Death, the Prosperity Gospel, and Me,» the author of Blessed reflected on her research and how it informed her convictions on suffering and faith.

There are also very fine critical essays on great modern French authors, as well as acerbic pieces taking on the puerile atheism of folks like Christopher Hitchens.

What bothers me is not the opinions of the author (anyone can opine), but the fact that anyone can write an opinion piece today on a major newspaper!

The author of this uninspired piece lacking in true research and zero enlightenment would do well to take a journey in solitude so he may hear the true word of God for himself, rather than an interpretation meant to please a mass audience who will feel obligated to part with their hard earned and hard to find money....

It's fine to attack the author of the piece if that author has a reputation for being a moron..

Now for the actual facts: According to Newsweek, this is a place that takes Catholicism seriously, but to the author of the Salon piece, the closest we get is a reference to, «We rocked out to Christian music with our hands in the air, watched people convulse in spiritual conversions as they were «saved» or «born again» and heard priests speak in tongues.»