Sentences with phrase «of wonderful writers»

Thank you so much for including me in this awesome group of wonderful writers!

Literary history is full of wonderful writers who worked regular jobs, often quite menial jobs, while they worked on their writing.

I learn something new and good from each of these wonderful writers.

I've seen a number of wonderful writers pummelled by misguided critique groups.

This amazing article was posted by one of the wonderful writers at Naturazi!

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What I found, in addition to more wonderful reading, was a writer who had lived in many of the worlds evoked by his fiction.

I never said that being creative was wrong and I would most certainly encourage our song writers to take a lead from the wonderful poetic devices of the Bible.

To some degree it must do, since it is improbable that any writer would make God give even a shadow of his own unique likeness to a Creature that had nothing in common with him; and this common - sense conclusion is confirmed by the fact that God entrusts to man dominion over his new and wonderful earth and its other inhabitants.

Thus through a wealth of colorful imagery the Biblical writers were telling that processes such as have functioned in all ages will ultimately bring a wonderful day when right will be finally and permanently triumphant all the world around.

The Lord, who is proclaimed in the gospel as God's definitive and focal activity in manhood for our wholeness, takes us into himself, makes us one with himself, lives in us as we live in him, to the end that we may be knit together in «a bundle of life» in a much deeper sense than the Old Testament writer of that wonderful phrase could ever understand.

The original name for this recipe was simply «Oat Bars» but I had the honour of guinea pigging them on all the wonderful writers and staff of the Yummy Mummy Club and, well, let's just say they were popular.

The writer of this wonderful cookbook has this tip for substituting flours: «We tried this bread with sprouted flax powder, flax meal and ground flaxseed in place of the flax flour.

I understand all you wonderful writers here at WIIM have busy lives outside of this blog (shocking, right?)

She is an ambitious, successful businesswoman, yes, but I actually primarily think of her as an artful, insightful writer (her wonderful blog is A Design So Vast) and an incredibly loving and real mom of two.

It is our goal to bring this wonderful community of artists, educators, writers, photographers and parents together to share ideas, projects, recipes and traditions that help to enhance each of the seasons.»

And instead of finding 100 things wrong with what I'm doing or not doing either as a Mom or a writer or a singer, I stop and celebrate everything that is absolutely wonderful about each day.

Guest Writer - Nicole Johnson is a married mother of two wonderful boys and owner of The Baby Sleep Site.

I'll be sharing a wrap - up soon of all the wonderful «vintage finds» shared by these awesome writers.

In this podcast I talk with food writer Matthew Amster - Burton, author of Hungry Monkey: A food loving father's quest to raise an adventurous eater (Houghton Mifflin 1st edition 2009) Matthew shares his love of food with his young daughter Iris, and together they learn that there are all kinds of wonderful things to experience when you open your mind and your mouth.

Perhaps unfairly so, for as photographer Stephen Green - Armytage shows in this weird and wonderful book, the pigeon is not only a creature of grace and beauty but also, to quote the writer T. H. White, «a kind of Quaker..., a dutiful child, a constant lover, and a wise parent.»

Recipe writers would say, «This is a lamb dish that's wonderful with the right lemons, and it also relieves the problems of the «raynes,» which means that it cures diarrhea.»

However inanimate this bestiary, it seems a companionable backdrop for a writer whose acute explications of evolutionary theory are often animated by wonderful evocations of animal behavior.

This story «is not only a ripping good yarn,» said freelance writer John Carey, but also «a wonderful description of the process of science.»

Thanks to the wonderful world of blogging, now everyone has the opportunity to be a writer.

I'm lucky enough to be friendly with a wonderful group of bloggers who are all excellent writers.

A wonderful writer and lover of all things Irish, Jeannie teaches literature and creative writing to high school students.

The example Miss29, writer of the 30 Dates blog, recently went on two wonderful dates with a guy who, after the second date, suddenly disappeared without explanation.

Mason Dixon Knitting About - Mason - Dixon Knitting brings together wonderful designers, great writers, and a community of knitters all over the world coming together with a shared love of knitting, yarn, and good design.

The result is a wonderful critical examination indicative of the writer's considerable impact on new forms of online film criticism.

Wonderful job by screenplay writer to bring to life the essence of the story.

Writer - director Ruba Nadda is wonderful at building up suspense for the first half of her latest film.

In Jerry Maguire, writer - director Cameron Crowe gives meaningful dialogue not only to Dorothy, but to her skeptical sister (played by the wonderful Bonnie Hunt), to Tidwell's wife (Regina King), even to members of a recurring divorcee - support group who could easily have been used for nothing but cheap laughs.

From his inspired collaborations with the prolific writer Charlie kaufman in Being John Malkovich and Adaptation, to his adapted screenplay of Maurice Sendak's Where The Wild Things Are, Jonze continues to prove himself as not only an important film - maker of his time but also a wonderful screenwriter, and his latest feature Her starring Joaquin Phoenix might just be his magnum opus.

The great Catherine Keener was a wonderful foil for Hoffman in «Capote» as the celebrated writer Harper Lee, and January Jones was marvelous in «The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada,» though no one noticed.

I'm a longtime fan of writer / director Martin McDonagh because his movies often feel «written» in the best possible way, with a wonderful mixture of flawed characters, heartbreaking loss, and laugh out loud comedy.

There is nothing wrong with being self - contained, and writer / director Mona Achache ensures her adaptation of Muriel Barbery's incredibly successful novel «L'élégance du hérisson» («The Elegance of the Hedgehog») remains simple and understated, letting the wonderful characters (and the strong performances that bring them to life) speak for themselves.

It's easy to see what the people responsible for Collateral Beauty (namely director David Frankel and writer Allan Loeb) were going for — if you couldn't then just watch a single interview with any member of the cast currently on the talk show circuit and wait five seconds before they bring up It's A Wonderful Life and Frank Capra.

Writer / director Toni Kalem makes an exceptional directorial debut, constructing a wonderful lyrical style whose direction, performances, and cinematography all unite in a distinctly dreamy sense of place and purpose.

Plus, with Taika Waititi (writer - director of the wonderful Hunt for the Wilderpeople) at the helm, Thor is funny now!

The sun - kissed and sophisticated Eileen Wade (Nina van Pallandt) wants Marlowe to find her missing hubby Roger Wade, a boozy writer, (played by the wonderful Sterling Hayden, a veteran of film noirs like «Asphalt Jungle» and «The Killing»).

Writer and director Jane Anderson (It Could Happen to You, Normal) discovered something wonderful one day in her attic: a trunk full of art by her great aunt Edith Lake Wilkinson.

As wonderful a writer as McDonagh is, we can't help notice the influences of Quentin Tarantino and the spaghetti westerns — especially The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

This set - up is ripe for both black comedy and soul - searching drama, and yet writer Steven Knight throws in irrelevant sideroads including a mandated therapist (the wonderful Emma Thompson), a bitter rival (a jagged Matthew Rhys), a couple of randomly violent loan sharks and a precocious little girl.

From the sense of authenticity leaping off the pages of William Nicholson's script (writer of Les Misérables and Gladiator among others) to the irresistible on - screen chemistry between Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, who successfully capture the essence of this couple's heartbreaking love, there's no doubt Breathe is a wonderful directorial debut from the multi-talented Serkis.

Morgan is a wonderful writer when he's working from the headlines, but his «personal» movies, like «Hereafter» and this one, release a bleary, pseudo-profound aspect of his talent that's best left in the dark.

In that moment I realized that somewhere in the early stages of this movie, when all three writers gathered and collaborated, there was a wonderful and enchanting story with memorable characters waiting to capture the wild west imagination.

And writer - director Greg Mottola («Superbad») makes wonderful use of throwback Kennywood, adding to the infectious nostalgia trip.

Writer Tom Stoppard once again works his magic with the wonderful world of William Shakespeare.

Co-scriptor Skjoldbjaerg — working with a team of writers — keeps you in the head of diver Petter (a wonderful Aksel Hennie).

And I think Graham and the rest of the writers have just really kind of sunk their teeth into it and just done a wonderful job.