Sentence examples for learned briskly from inspiring English sources
Such achievements make it all the more dismaying to find that in this rich, learned, briskly written, maddening yet necessary study, Gay's formidable syntheses often run aground on lapses of knowledge and judgment.
Nothing could be safer, for reasons explained briskly by Walter Benn Michaels in "The Trouble With Diversity: How We Learned to Love Identity and Ignore Inequality," just issued in paperback.
People wrote entire books about the dumb things George W. Bush said ("Is our children learning?" and so forth), and sold them briskly at checkout counters, and still the man tormented his detractors for eight years.
He had a tremendous influence on the Coke children; from Bozoun, Coke learnt to "loathe concealers, prefer godly men and briskly do business with any willing client", something that shaped his future conduct as a lawyer, politician and judge.
Bonita briskly shoved her away.
"Workmanlike," he says briskly.
Tickets are moving briskly.
