Sentence examples for graceful writing from inspiring English sources

Hiragana, a cursive, graceful writing system, is composed of symbols derived by modifying portions of kanji.

Your first book was called a good story by a critic, who also said it "lacked graceful writing".

Crain brings sharp insight and graceful writing to this portrait of the upheavals of youth played out in a country undergoing a historical turning.

"Norumbega Park," which moves from the late 1960s to the early 21st century, contains a good deal of graceful writing, especially in its initial sections.

"Filled with intelligent juxtapositions, bold observations and graceful writing, Shields's narrative is highly personal and studded with humor," one critic said last year.

Also here is the "Graceful Writing Set" he sold through Marshall Field's department store in Chicago, a rotating desk and high-backed chair intended perhaps for the home offices of 19th-century aesthetes like Oscar Wilde.

Ian McEwan's novel "Atonement" has been praised for its graceful writing, its fully imagined characters, its narrative suspense, its vivid evocation of life in England at the time of World War II.

Cora is overwhelmed by the affair, and the depiction of her passionate, abject involvement contains the novel's most graceful writing: "She began to feel herself enveloped in that rich oil of sex attraction, so that she moved more fluently, knew there was something gleaming and iridescent in how she turned her head away or smiled at him".