Sentence examples for his unwritten from inspiring English sources

His unwritten calling card says, not wholly accurately, "Bert Fields has never lost a court case".

Amar allows that parts of his unwritten constitution are "not on the same legal level" as the written one.

This is balanced out by an amusing daydream in which he fantasizes about tomorrow's critics lauding his unwritten future masterpiece.

His stubborn belief in his unwritten rules for society lead him into awkward situations in which his environment is, more often than not, pitted against him.

In Yardbird, while his body lies unidentified in a New York morgue, his ghost haunts the Birdland club named after him, obsessed with thoughts of his unwritten masterpiece.

Satch Sullinger, who has retired from coaching, said that his unwritten rule was to coach his son during the season and leave him to learn and discover the game for himself in the off-season.

What should we deduce from this? Tuckerman is still such an unknown figure, his life unwritten, his work barely discussed in the 130 years since his death, that it seems presumptuous to claim the poem's mystery as his own, rather than a mere literary construct.

In one fell swoop of his unwritten-with pen, he has dashed the hope that here stood a man who pulled himself together and got it together.

He is caught up in "his dense unwritten novel of travel, secret meetings, murder, punishment and passionate enlightenment".

As Deadline.com reported, when MGM originally signed its deal with LaMotta to turn his 1970 memoir into a movie, the studio also acquired the rights to his yet unwritten sequel.

For all McKee's gloom, and his love of stories in which grown men cry (the category includes "Casablanca," "Tender Mercies," and his own unwritten novel), he is driven by a kind of melancholy optimism: "Hopefully, you can live in a way so that you can die with the notion that, on balance, the sense of achievement outweighs the regret".