Príklady wordsmith

• Why, then, pay wordsmiths to seek out what the sciences have already recorded?

• The omission reflects the hubris of the academic wordsmiths who shaped it : in their scholarly world of tongues poked out at reality, describing is perceived as the same as controlling.

• Visit your wordsmith's office now.

• The search for such a term will be a great challenge to wordsmiths.

• For understandable reasons, the wordsmiths were anxious to avoid specifics in many key areas and this is one.

• All that the patrons receive are words from a passing wordsmith.

• It seems that the wordsmiths and the toilers have fought to get a reward.

• To a simple wordsmith like myself the word "may" means that you have the right to do something, but that you have a choice in the matter.

• He has a dry sense of humor and is diligent, detail-oriented and a veritable newsroom wordsmith.

• The writers of the hymns were great wordsmiths; they could be so concise and so eloquent in their expression of truth.

• Naderpour was an imagist, a wordsmith in one, and he ultimately was a classic poet living in a modern world, in a modern style.

• His songwriting, which represents the merger of a technically superb musician with a powerful wordsmith has also been the object of praise.

• The two words combine to give which means a person cunning in the use of words, rather like the modern expression wordsmith.

• Wordsmith is acquired by downloading a self-extracting executable file for the time being as a demo version.

• We already know he's a brilliant wordsmith; does he have to keep trying to show us how brilliant?