These poems are written in a nonclassical Persian that includes many colloquialisms.
Brod's own numerous novels, blending fantasy, mysticism, and eroticism, are written in a direct style.
Ms. Rodham's letters are written in a tight, flowing script with near-impeccable spelling and punctuation.
What really inspired me is that the poems are written in a mathematical, physical, visceral way.
They are written in a plain idiomatic English, familiar from thousands of works of commercial fiction.
Many are written in a jargon incomprehensible to those who just know where the oil goes.
The names of the dead, if known, are written in a loose-leaf notebook.
There's a lot of books for dads that are written in a Jeremy Clarkson sort of way.
Many surviving Minnelieder reflect southern German origins and are written in a group of manuscripts of somewhat later date.
In this sense, a preliterate culture has a lexicon long before its units are written in a dictionary.
The names and titles of the guests are "written in a careful copperplate on a card on the door".
