Sentences with phrase «other authors out»

Thank you Mr. Howey, and the various other authors out there (Konrath, Smith, Penn, Rusch, etc.) for helping to point out alternatives to this fiasco.

I'm just like thousands of other authors out in cyberspace (let alone at a bookstore).

A media appearance will set you apart from all the other authors out there vying for attention.

Sadly I'm sure some other authors out there don't do the same, and pay for it.

How do you get the press to take interest in you and your book instead of all of the other authors out there?

Hopefully we can get authors / readers to help other authors out by reviewing their books without breaking the bank.

We know there are plenty of other authors out there in the same pickle.

REEDSY: To finish on an encouraging note for other authors out there: you've been through everything, both of you, in a writer's career; the ups, the downs, so what would be your advice for an author who'd be in a «dark year» like you had in 2012?

This shift in mindset is key for successful authors and if you do the same, it will make you a better business author than 90 % of those other authors out there.

5 Help other authors out.

Your story is definitely like so many other authors out there who thought long and hard before publishing it.

You can argue that this isn't rational, because you aren't really competing with yourself — you're competing with the million other authors out there.

If any other authors out there want to team up with me to give this idea a go, give me a shout at JayFalconer.com.

Any other author out there can probably see their own routine reflected in the one I have laid out above.

This also differentiates you from every other author out there?

Not exact matches

It would have been easy to dismiss her challenge, but now that I'm a published author, now that Bodies on the Potomac is out there in the public domain being read by friends and family and strangers alike, I realize that listening to a respected friend's advice might be the catalyst others can use to break through.

But while it may be tempting to single out Ellison as the ruthless villain of high technology, «none of these guys are nice,» says Jeffrey Pfeffer, a business professor at Stanford University and author of Power: Why Some People Have It — And Others Don't.

Richard Laermer, author of Trendspotting: Think Forward, Get Ahead, and Cash In on the Future (Perigree) and president of RLM Public Relations Inc. in Los Angeles, points out other categories:

Others start out as authors of self - help books.

Penelope Trunk, the author of Brazen Careerist: The New Rules for Success, argues that one of the advantages of the work spouse relationship is its no - strings - attached vibe — it offers the closeness and support of a marriage, with out any sexual ties, commitment, or other relationship baggage.

i'm pretty sure the author was trying to point out that america can be a solution and has a history of accepting others after an initial struggle.

The author mentions Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Ben Franklin in a positive light regarding Islam, but conveniently leaves out that these and many other Founding Fathers were against Islam (commonly referred to as Mahometism back then) as a threat to American society and safety.

The divine author will work out the plot, some way or other.

I think the author points out some interesting things that open - minded people might consider when they think about their own beliefs and why they should care about what other people do in their own homes.

The author of this modest but rewarding volume sets out to examine these and four other stories that have taken the form of conventional wisdom regarding history, Christianity, and Western culture.

The author laments the fact that Catholics «have fallen out of the healthy old habit of reminding each other how sinful popes can be.»

It seems to me that the author is also hoping that the president, and others like him, can revitalize a form of progressive Christianity that has fallen out of favor with the rise of the right - wing, mega-churches.

Further, as the last sentence makes clear, the author is pointing out that President Obama, and others whose Christian beliefs are more akin to his might «resurrect a dying brand of Christianity for a new generation.»

Clive, you point out how others often don't understand what Jesus was saying; but while Jesus often labors to try and make things clear to the unbeliever («Oh, you of little faith) or at the very least the author tries to make it clear for us in retrospect (At the time they didn't understand that he spoke of this...), in this case Jesus switches from something that might be figurative to essentially say «no, I seriously mean this» and it concludes not with Jesus saying «don't go away, this is what I actually mean» but confirming that people would refuse to accept that God intended for them to actually fill themselves with the life that He offered so they stopped following him.

If you are an author, blogger, podcaster, or some sort of other creative person who wants to get your ideas out in the world, the very first step is to be generous with your time and energy.

True scholars can weed out these differences and other mistranslations to understand the true meaning the authors had.

But it may be pointed out that (1) no one has ever «unstrung» the Marcan sequence more completely than the author of Matthew did in revising and reorganizing the Gospel of Mark for his special purposes: the book is taken apart and put together again in a new order, combined with the «Sayings Source» (Q) and with other materials, and arranged apparently for didactic use — as a manual, one might say, for the religious educators of the early Syrian church!

Niebuhr continued to prick American illusions and point out the ironies of American history in two other books he jointly authored, one with Alan Heimert (A Nation So Conceived, 1963) and the other with Paul E. Sigmund (The Democratic Experience, 1969).

Burge, like the other authors reviewed here, recounts the atrocity carried out by Jewish terrorists at the Arab village of DeirYassin just prior to the declaration of the Israeli state in 1948.

I will say the same thing I told the other guy if you can't figure out who the authors of the bible are not even I can help you.

But this particular case (it has to be decided by others on a per case basis: in my opinion) it is not a bad idea for this author to come out and break one of AA's rule.

But at least this author is being nice to others, and trying to take a positive message out of a primitive book written by men.

When you ask why your interpretation is wrong, they innundate you with a list of other passages pulled out of context and numerous quotes from authors and pastors who agree with their position.

The author of the article is pointing out that Jesus had a human body and that body functioned, when he was nailed to the cross he bled, why should his body not react in other normal ways, he ate and drank thus had to eliminate waste.

Perhaps one of the most enlightening things is that the author gives a clear and succinct understanding of the Benedictine phrase ora et labora (prayer and work) and the context by which both can be lived out and flow one in to the other.

I wish that these unnamed authors would have checked with me and a few others that were quoted out of context to see if our views were properly presented.

The authors quote a few writings of mine as proof that I have ripped the cross out of the gospel, and all I can say is that they should have read the entire article from which they quote, and some of my other writings as well.

You said, «I wish that these unnamed authors would have checked with me and a few others that were quoted out of context to see if our views were properly presented.»

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And that's about Thanking Newcastle...... The other part where the author stated «Arsenal fans who want wenger out reasons to think again» is purely crap!

Find blogs you enjoy and become a regular commenter yourself — the author and other regular readers will come and check out your blog sooner or later.

I am intrigued by the idea that there are many other ways to betray a loved one (a concept we address in The New I Do)-- denying sex, indifference, emotional neglect, contempt, lack of respect, years of refusal of intimacy, as Mating in Captivity author Ester Perel points out.

I believe the author has seriously misjudged the reason for the inequality she senses in her home and decided to place all the blame on breastfeeding instead of looking deeper and figuring out other ways for her partner to bond with her son and the ways in which she has perhaps been «gate keeping» and keeping that from happening.

After telling her daughter Mae about her biological father, Single Mom Seeking: Playdates, Blind Dates, and Other Dispatches from the Dating World author Rachel Sarah sometimes pulled out photos of him or offered to point out where he lives on a map.

Bella DePaulo (Ph.D., Harvard), an expert on single people, is the author of Singled Out and other books.