(1) This applies even to the concept of authorial style.

(2) Far from privileging authorial discourse, such writing submits the figure of the author and his/her subjectivity to intense scrutiny.

(3) You almost never catch a whiff of authorial self-consciousness.

(4) According to authorial experience on designing and using CO2 laser focus-systems, some of the gain and loss about this work is analysed.

(5) Mr Harwood stubbornly refuses to use his authorial voice to issue a judgment on any of his characters.

(6) Nabokov, the authorial prankster, buried Easter eggs of every sort for careful readers to unearth.

(7) I'm now shifting away from authorial intent to an examination of the character's feelings for each other.

(8) In a fit of authorial pique, I will leave that to readers to define.

(9) Success is to keep an authorial donation, failure is to pursue of test.

(10) But that doesn't explain the kind of territorialism—the authorial domination by 1 percent of contributors—on the site's pages.

(11) The conclusion is that authorial intention criticism does not benefit from esotericism and is still faced with its theoretical problems as before.

(12) Success is to keep authorial donation, failure is to pursue of test.

(13) But while these new kind of authorial subjects pursuit and establish their subjectivity, they also respect the others.

(14) There are times when the book suffers from excessive authorial control.

(15) Modern critical editions sometimes also make changes which go against authorial intentions.

(16) Kate, Paul, the losers and villains, all appear merely as authorial conceits, unreal and without substance.

(17) For example, Dickens is fond of parenthetical constructions which allow the generalizing authorial voice to interrupt the narrative flow.

(18) But the passage hides this relationship in a structure of interplay between authorial presence and absence.

(19) Neither seems remotely interested in the characters they invent as anything more than reflections of authorial narcissism.

(20) An extended account in prose or verse of historical events, sometimes including legendary material, presented in chronological order and without authorial interpretation or comment.

(21) Another way of looking at this is to make an attempt at discovering the authorial intent.

(22) The moment we begin tolerating meanness, in ourselves or others, we are using our authorial power in the service of wrongdoing.

(23) A young person who aspires to create and to maintain an authorial identity could do worse than to study White’s letters to publishers, readers, movie people and Elledge.

(24) On the other hand, there is the least amount of authorial intrusion in the Dream.

(25) "I failed 10-10-10 because I was overwhelmed by events, " Suzy admits now, with a touch of authorial embarrassment.

(26) Our company cooperates with many universities' acoustic laboratory, retain authorial acoustic experts and professor to project location to be consultation and design reference.

(27) We don't refer--we have no reason to refer, - if we respect the autonomy of the poem as such, we don't refer-- we don't appeal to an authorial intention.

(28) They inquire into definite meaning of text either seeking authorial intention or exploring text itself.

(29) In viewing narrative as rhetoric, Phelan emphasizes narrative as a multilayered communication from an implied author to an authorial audience by means of textual strategies.