Sentence examples for be widely written from inspiring English sources
Although the extravagant fu style of the Han mostly disappeared, "fu on things" continued to be widely written.
Mr Piketty's proposal for a global tax on wealth is widely written off as politically impossible (which he concedes).
The story of the British boarding school and its experiences have been widely written, as one might expect.
That is very impressive, especially when you consider that Sanders was widely written off when he entered the contest last April.
Small wonder that George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, was booed by an otherwise ebullient crowd at this summer's Paralympic Games.This year has been widely written off.
As has been widely written about, tens of thousands of families that contain a mix of documented and undocumented residents are at risk of being separated and destroyed.
Yet it's been widely written that while he promoted women, he also mocked or commented on their appearance in ways women find offensive and degrading.
His success was widely written about at the time and credited with helping to elect Senator Carol Moseley Braun, the first African-American woman in the Senate.
Early sexualization of young girls and grammar school kids being overly concerned with brands are just two of the innumerable specific elements of the much-bemoaned "Kids Getting Older Younger" trend that are widely written about.
Hersey began working on "Hiroshima" in 1945, when William Shawn, who was then the managing editor of The New Yorker, pointed out that, although the bombing had been widely written about, the victims' stories still remained untold.
