Sentence examples for extensively of from inspiring English sources

Vargas Llosa has written extensively of his love of Flaubert, and The Bad Girl is in part an homage to Sentimental Education.

One of those Australians, Christopher Vernon of the University of Western Australia, has written extensively of Mahony's talent as a designer.

He speaks extensively of empathy, play, caregiving and other qualities we may share with nonhumans but that enable us to shape our own development.

She talked extensively of how she did not see herself as having made a career as a portraitist, despite the many masterpieces she left behind.

Milosz wrote extensively of postwar guilt, of bearing witness, of being left standing amid ruins, surrounded by the graves of people unsaved and unclaimed.

He wrote extensively of his fears that "not enough was or is being done for graduates, especially in the sciences" and about "an over-violent expansion of universities" before "overcrowded, under-staffed, ill-built schools" were improved.

"Sometimes the father is just basically extensively out of town for business and Mom is not a good limit-setter," he said.

Relying extensively on word of mouth, the company has about a million subscribers, including more than 5percentt of San Francisco households.

The president was a sociologist before he entered politics and wrote extensively on questions of race and class in Brazil.

He is one of the most extensively translated of American authors.

One of the most extensively studied of these compounds is curcumin, a natural polyphenol occurring in turmeric.