Sentence examples for he ceased to write from inspiring English sources
He also wrote tragedies, which Virgil and Horace praised, but he ceased to write serious verse when he turned to history shortly after 35.
Radcliffe published no more fiction in her lifetime; it seems likely that she ceased to write novels as soon as it was no longer financially necessary to do so.
Buber's phases of engagement in the movement's political institutions alternated with extended phases of disengagement, but he never ceased to write and speak about what he understood to be the distinctive Jewish brand of nationalism.
And he never ceased to write with the verve of a young and vital mind.
Had Yeats ceased to write at age 40, he would probably now be valued as a minor poet writing in a dying Pre-Raphaelite tradition that had drawn renewed beauty and poignancy for a time from the Celtic revival.
By the time he wrote The Turn of the Screw, James had ceased to write in long-hand and begun to dictate his stories and novels to a secretary.
During this time Riding ceased to write poetry, which she renounced as being "inadequate".
They were criticized, not without reason, for obscurity, and in disappointment, Gray virtually ceased to write.
I had enjoyed writing three books during the 1960s and early 70s, and had then, with only mild regret, ceased to write.
"The moment when I am no longer more than a writer, I will cease to write".
