How To Use Edmund wilson In A Sentence

  • While this theory isn't true in all cases—I can't write when the two long-haired chihuahuas next door are yipping at my cats—it has enough basis in reality to have been the subject of a highly-regarded study by the eminent literary critic Edmund Wilson, The Wound and the Bow. Writer's Block? Get Nacreous!
  • And Waldie’s has been a very special career; he is the Walt Whitman and the Edmund Wilson of the American subdevelopment. I Feel Earthquakes More Often Than They Happen
  • That was Edmund Wilson's judgment in 1950, and in view of the half century since I see no reason, not excepting Wilson's own career, to alter it.
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