Sentence examples for brought to write from inspiring English sources

John Turman, a Hulk comic book fan, was brought to write the script in 1995, getting approval from Lee. Turman wrote ten drafts and was heavily influenced by the Tales to Astonish issues, which pitted the Hulk against General Ross and the military, the Leader, Rick Jones, the atomic explosion origin from the comics, and Brian Banner as the explanation for Bruce's inner anger.

She has brought to writing something of the same freshness that springs from the sort of unending discipline a classical pianist needs.

The book alone certainly didn't reintroduce history back into film studies, but its insistence on the historical conditions that control and shape "textual processes," along with the depth and breadth it brought to writing film history, has been profound.

Saroyan's two volatile marriages to Carol Marcus, whom he met in 1942, are described in all their stormy detail (though without the cattiness that Truman Capote brought to writing about Carol and friends lunching at La Côte Basque, material that goes unmentioned here).

What rules or habits for writing for the screen do you bring to writing novels?

Sometimes you need the power that only veracity can bring to writing.

His timing is meticulous — no one can play top-flight bluegrass whose timing is uncertain — but his version also has the liveliness that improvising musicians sometimes can bring to written material.

Vollmann talks about his work with the same dispassionate air he brings to writing.

Furthermore, he believes Murasaki was brought to court to write Genji in response to Shōnagon's popular Pillow Book.

The IC, more than anyone else, wants Snowden brought to justice," writes Morell.

"What Iain brought to his writing was himself.