He said that leftwing Australian writers of his generation – he is 71 – were strongly involved in the anti-Vietnam movement and consequently struggled to write fiction about the war and its protagonists, even though they had grown up listening to its myths and stories.
Smith consequently began to write music without the rest of the band.
When success came, Dumas indulged his extravagant tastes and consequently was forced to write more and more rapidly in order to pay his creditors.
as at this rate I should just live 364 times faster than I should write — It must follow, an' please your worships, that the more I write, the more I shall have to write — and consequently, the more your worships read, the more your worships will have to read.
Our ability, consequently, to gain perspective sufficient enough to write outside one's own "house" is not only doable, but, perhaps, universal and insightful, presuming one does it well.
Some trilogies become obligations — as in, "I've written the first two, I guess I have to write the third" — and consequently run out of steam.
Much of How to Write a Thesis is consequently concerned with lowering expectations and limiting the amount of material the student will have to wrangle: "It is better to build a serious trading card collection from 1960 to the present day than to create a cursory art collection".
One may consequently claim that they had learned to read before knowing how to write".
The scribe's aim was to write quickly, lifting the pen very little and consequently often combining several letters in a continuous stroke (a ligature); from the running action of the pen, this writing is often termed cursive.
It consisted of four principal steps: 1. Write down the troubled assets to realistic economic values and consequently write off book equity.
