'Quentin is a fine writer' does not necessarily imply that Quentin is alive, on the other hand: writers, musicians, etc., even when dead, are permitted to inhabit the present.
'Quentin is a fine writer' does not necessarily imply that Quentin is alive. On the other hand,writers, musicians, etc., even when dead, are permitted to inhabit the present.
I would like to know which sentence is punctuated correctly. Or is either fine?
Thanks.
'Quentin is a fine writer' does not necessarily imply that Quentin is alive. On the other hand,writers, musicians, etc., even when dead, are permitted to inhabit the present.
I would like to know which sentence is punctuated correctly. Or is either fine?
Thanks.