Sentences with phrase «necessarily great writers»

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«Great CEOs or founders are also often great writers, not necessarily from a creative fiction or fancy words perspective, but a sharp, concise, and persuasiveGreat CEOs or founders are also often great writers, not necessarily from a creative fiction or fancy words perspective, but a sharp, concise, and persuasivegreat writers, not necessarily from a creative fiction or fancy words perspective, but a sharp, concise, and persuasive one.

Yet, writer and comedian Giulia Rozzi divorced her best friend after 13 months: as a marriage and and family therapist observes, «the guy looks great on paper as a very best friend, but not necessarily as a lover and mate, and I think there are different criteria for that.»

While this process could result in a great product, working with raw HTML files and CSS is not necessarily attractive to Every Writer or even every small publisher.

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From what I've read about John Locke so far, his success was based on these factors, not necessarily because he was a great writer.

Reaching out to local newspapers, magazines, and radio stations for interviews is a great way to get your name out there to folks who don't necessarily spend their time researching writers online.

A great writer or a good book doesn't necessarily translate to hitting a bestseller list.

Agents encounter writers all the time who have specialist knowledge, but that doesn't mean they can necessarily write great fiction.

7) Too many adjectives are not necessarily a good thing «Great writing creates a skillful balance between what the writer provides on the page and what the reader brings to the story with their own imagination.