Sentence examples for conducive to writing from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the war offered few conditions particularly conducive to writing.
But the rough roads of the early 20th century were not conducive to writing memos in motion.
She immerses herself in the landscape; she achieves that trance-like state "when the feet and the blood seem to collide and harmonise" that's conducive to writing.
But this setting proved more conducive to writing music than planting oranges, and Delius loved to sit on his verandah, absorbing the sound of the negro workers singing as they toiled on the plantation.
Royle says teaching other people to write creatively all day is not that conducive to writing creatively at night, but predicts the books are coming: "A great many practising writers are working as lecturers in creative writing and if they all follow their own advice to write what you know then they're all going to be writing campus novels".
Thus, "Projects are getting funded earlier than they used to" and the time crunch is not conducive to "writing a business plan where everything is laid out".
Hallways were designed with sunlit nooks conducive to journal writing.
The exchange helps create the kind of intimacy conducive to a writing workshop.
The mental state most conducive to his writing is, he says, "to be a little bit happy.
Make sure that it's conducive to your writing habits.
