Sentence examples for medium writing from inspiring English sources

"David Chase's long, unfortunate slide upward into success" is how Martin archly describes Chase's progress during the not-so-golden ages of the medium, writing for "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" and "The Rockford Files," among other productions, while dreaming of becoming a New Jersey-bred Fellini or Godard.

Even with limited introduction or explanation of Twitter, novice Tweeters who used AAC exhibited early operational competence in the medium, writing and retweeting tweets, inserting links and adding hashtags to tweets (for backchannel chat initially, then organized hashtag chats).

As a medium, writing is a million times weaker than speech.

For students with medium writing levels (i.e., levels 4, 5, and 6), the difference between the two methods was less than one level.

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"Composers who wrote for that medium wrote their best," said Jane Taylor, a bassoonist and founding member of the 40-year-old Dorian Wind Quintet.

The portrait of Catherine Pitkin Perkins "establishes Sarah Perkins as a master of the medium," wrote Helen Kellogg who co-authored, with Colleen Heslip, an article on the young pastel artist in the magazine "Antiques" for September 1984.

It did so by way of a post on Medium, written by its attorney Marc Elias, which said that the campaign took concerns about Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania "very seriously," especially given that "this election cycle was unique in the degree of foreign interference witnessed throughout the campaign".

"Life is fundamentally independent of the medium," writes Claus Emmeche in The Garden in the Machine: The Emerging Science of Artificial Life.

"Each of the artists represented here made their commitment to explore in depth the gloriously uneven, sometimes latent, often rich prospects within the medium," writes Cotton.

The periodical started its circulation after a proposal by Adamantios Korais, a leading figure of the modern Greek Enlightenment, who had stressed the need of a printed medium, written in vernacular Greek.