Sentence examples similar to discarded to write from inspiring English sources

The desultory organization is undoubtedly an effect of her many discarded attempts to write a book whose form, as she tells us in her afterword, would be radically different from that of her novels.

In "Still Life," Coward discarded his usual flippancy to write in earnest; here Rice imposes her own flippancy on his seriousness.

Discard the temptation to write following the "rules".

He discards the agreed subject to write about something which has taken his fancy, news of the moment or not.

' The book we have is at once more honest and direct, and less vibrant and engaging, than the first-imagined fantasy, and especially in the drawn-out second half of the novel, one frequently wishes that Naipaul had been able to write the discarded tale.

"It took me 10 years, writing and discarding, to try to calm down," Taher says.

I've discarded an essay i was going to write on the joys of solitude.

The company and Victoria Holmes agreed to write about bears after discarding dogs, horses and dolphins.

Senate Republicans are already discarding the House bill, saying they plan to write one of their own.

If you don't want to write the story anymore, don't discard it.

After they leave Erika plans to write a long letter to Peter, but she discards the paper on which it was do be written.