Sentence examples for modes of writing from inspiring English sources

There are modes of writing that get along fine in a pale gray.

Murdoch's own fiction, typically engaged with themes of goodness, authenticity, selfishness, and altruism, oscillates between these two modes of writing.

As he and Kötting tramp semi-clownishly, or clown semi-trampishly, on their way, modes of writing succeed one other like styles of architecture.

Our insistence on language as the thing in literature logically leads to non-representational, or transformational, possibilities of creating literature, as opposed to the representational, pseudorealistically psychological modes of writing dominating, alas, the contemporary Anglo-American literary production.

Some of Silk's colleagues resent him because, when he was dean of the faculty, he forced deadwood professors into retirement and was thought to be harsh and insufficiently impressed by the more voguish modes of writing and teaching.

Yánnis Rítsos adopted various new modes of writing in his celebration of the Greek partisans in World War II, in long dramatic monologues spoken by characters from Greek mythology, and in laconic poems depicting everyday, but often ironically presented, scenes.

Our experimental findings suggest that, despite its relative novelty, the alternative language is at least as effective as the more traditional communication modes of written and spoken English in the specific setting examined, while succinctly conveying what must be conveyed.

I'm sure that's found its way permanently into my mode of writing.

In this opposition, poetry sits at the extreme end, the mode of writing least like nonfiction.

His unstinting support was one of the most important factors in encouraging her towards a more personal mode of writing.

"What I was afraid of doing when I started writing has actually become the prevailing mode of writing fiction," said the author and playwright Gary Indiana, speaking at a panel on journalism, memoir and criticism.