Sentence examples for material to write about from inspiring English sources

"One of the joys of moving to the United States is that you get a lot of new material to write about," Mr. Morton said in a phone interview.

It's meant to be: in his agonizingly mundane senior years, Hawley, grasping for emotional material to write about, navigates what might be called the poetic-industrial complex, brilliantly satirized here — disingenuous dinners with hipsters and tiny-press editors who preside over rinky-dink poetry awards.

Reem is a mother of two toddler girls who give her plenty of material to write about but not enough time to do so.

Because fame and wealth have come at the expense not merely of personal safety but of everything of value to him: of friendship and love, of belonging, of the raw material to write about.

In the course of the fight he was forced to resign, having made a false statement about how he and his lover had met.In this section A tribe in trouble Bullying bibliophile Ties that bind Sobs on the night breeze Oil painting Golden notebook ReprintsIn other words, Mr Browne is not short of interesting material to write about.

A further step along this path challenged anthropology with the "writing culture" movement, which pointed up the biases implicit in the anthropologist's positioning in field research, and his or her choice of voices to hear and materials to write about in the ethnographic text.

I was overflowing with material I wanted to write about, and it sorted itself fairly intuitively into categories of "novel" and "not-novel".

Instead of mingling with leading global experts during their coffee breaks, we got material to write stories about what we couldn't do.

With my brain still whirring from writing about user onboarding, and equipped with Evernote, I set about collecting material to write a post about what has been called the most overlooked aspect of design.

"Those of us who were involved from the very beginning had to find our material and learn to write about it in a style our readers would not have previously encountered".

$25 Somewhere in his published diaries the playwright Alan Bennett observes that when misfortune befalls a writer the effect of it is in a small but significant measure ameliorated by the fact that the experience, no matter how dire, can be turned into material, into something to write about.