Sentence examples for blessing to write from inspiring English sources

"After Sebastian gave me his blessing to write it, I went to Amiens, to the house where the first section of the novel is set, to the military sites.

Swift, however did not appear to be flattered by the reference, as her publicist sent the New York Times an extremely terse denial that she gave Kanye any blessing to write it.

Inspired, she reached out to Mehta, who was also the author of Quarantine, a collection of short stories about openly gay Indian-American men, and received his blessing to write a script based on his New York Times Magazine essay.

"Jo is right about one big thing -- what a pleasure, what a blessed relief, to write in anonymity, just for the joy of it," he told USA Today.

And after the House debate, in which Democrats accused Republicans of trying to undermine the rights of minorities, Mr. Lieberman said he got the blessing of Mr. Daschle to write his own bill and present it for debate in late fall.

It's a blessing for authors to write one masterpiece, let alone four, and their lesser works can reveal just as much about them as their greatest.

Which is fine: It's a blessing for authors to write one masterpiece, let alone four, and their lesser works can reveal just as much about them as their greatest.

We bonded over my story, and one of them became a close friend and great supporter of the novels I would go on to write, bless him.

The other is that the pudding, in the truest sense of the word, is one of the few dishes that this country can fairly claim as its own – indeed, a 17th-century French visitor was move to write "blessed be he that invented pudding, for it is a manna that hits the palates of all sorts of people; a manna, better than that of the wilderness, because the people are never weary of it.

I was blessed to be able to write.

And I've been so blessed that I get to write about my passion for vintage movies, TV, books, radio and theater.