Sentence examples for drawn to write from inspiring English sources
_ There are about a million reasons I was drawn to write about that place and time.
Hughes clearly admired Douglas's highly disciplined poetry, but was himself drawn to write loud, repetitive books such as Crow.
Mr. Tyner said that like many Fresno poets, he was drawn to write about blue-collar themes and the reality of experience.
In the poems of "Water Street" (1962), he widens the aperture to take in the person who was drawn to write those hermetic verses in the first place.
Most people are not drawn to write a witty review of the scrambled eggs at the local diner simply to get their ego stroked.
He was irresistibly drawn to write about it: what was the point of having a secret if he couldn't tell anyone?
Why are you drawn to writing for children?
Are you most drawn to writing about romantic love, or family love?
He also talks about why he is drawn to writing about Russia.
As you note, I'm definitely drawn to writing about class, I suppose because it's fraught.
(Tellingly, Dyer has been repeatedly drawn to writing about epitaphs — ruins, cemeteries, and photographs, which are epitaphs of a frozen moment).
