Sentence examples for extent of writing from inspiring English sources

In one case, that of Samuel Beckett, this process was carried to the extent of writing works first in French and then translating them into English.

The chief sponsor of the Senate bill, Senator Byron L. Dorgan, Democrat of North Dakota, said: "This administration opposes re-importation even to the extent of writing barriers to it into its trade agreements.

Evelyn Waugh was initially contemptuous of the book, but grew to admire it, to the extent of writing in his 1930 essay "One Way to Immortality" that it was "the funniest book in the world".

I needed to sublimate my ego, though obviously not to the extent of not writing about myself.

Unlike plagiarism, there are no statistical data showing the extent of ghost writing amongst academics and students.

Morrissey: "My lyrics are only obscure to the extent they are not taken directly from the dictionary of writing songs.

"The extent of their writing on the film is the blurb which appears in the ad".

He said that while he had no real sense of the extent of potential write-downs, "my guess is that the market's guess is going to be far worse than reality".

Because New York has standing to investigate only life insurers based in the state, the administration of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is calling for other states, or the federal government, to "conduct similar investigations, to document a more complete picture of the full extent of shadow insurance written nationwide".

Lidar imagery can also show the extent of looting, he wrote, and help cultural authorities provide against it by being aware of relics and sites before the looters are.

"We may never truly know the full effects of this project (who it affects and the extent of its reach)," writes Zucker.