Sentence examples for knowledge to write from inspiring English sources

His experiences as a news correspondent gave Forsyth the knowledge to write realistic thrillers.

If you don't feel you have enough inside knowledge to write your multicultural characters well, then listen and observe.

Ross and Makovsky have used their decades of experience and insider knowledge to write a trenchant and often pugnacious demolition of numerous misconceptions about strategic thinking on the Middle East.

I kept an eye on my investments and I'm making money.' She's using her knowledge to write her second book - she wrote her first, Separate Ways: Relationships, Divorce & Independence of Mind, after the divorce - with a working title Life After Divorce.

When Patrick White won the Nobel Prize in Literature 40 years ago, The New York Times, in search of someone with the knowledge to write an article about this Australian novelist, contacted my father, Herbert C. Jaffa, who was then professor of humanities at New York University.

In Iraq, Manning said she reused that knowledge to write algorithms for war.

Although the tribal areas of Pakistan have dominated the news and opinion pages for years, rarely has a writer shown greater empathy for its people, or brought such wisdom and knowledge to writing about a terrain largely inaccessible to journalists and writers.

"The subject I had in mind was the knowledge necessary to write good computer code," Mr. Cunningham said, "but I realized it would have broader implications.

It was only when I was older that I felt I grasped things like metrics, that I had the sufficient knowledge to actually write it.

A desire to share knowledge inspired Dr. Nuland to write about his expertise in books not meant for experts.

Collins and Arvin are at the moral centre of the book; what he learned there gave Steinbeck the vision and mass of knowledge he needed to write the book.