Sentence examples for often written in a from inspiring English sources

As a result, poetry from this era was often written in a quite opaque form.

Ketchum's manuscripts — often written in a faux-hardboiled style — document his ambitions and grandiosity, his insecurities and ambivalence.

Alas, the letters to Wells, often written in a coded baby talk, do not quite usher us into the heart of their affair.

The labels used for the drugs sold abroad are often written in a foreign language or otherwise fail to conform to domestic standards.

He has often written in a filmic way: "Pet Milk", for example, opens on a closeup of the eponymous milk-substitute swirling into coffee, and proceeds, through those trademark segues, backwards towards a youthful love affair.

In his sleeve notes to that 1996 edition, Glen Jones writes: "This was the first of many subterfuges perpetrated by Fahey, whose future liner notes (and those of aide de camp, Ed Denson), would be full of lies, in-jokes, obscure references, and absurdities, often written in a tone that mocked the texts of prominent blues scholars and folklorists of the day.

The Hall-Mills sections of Careless People, often written in an overheated, sub-Kate Summerscale style, certainly don't ruin the book.

These days, I often write in a local coffee shop at the same time as a new mom's group.

Although Thompson is the mother of two grown-up daughters, she often writes in a first-person male voice.

They are often written in such a way that most people, even many Capitol Hill insiders, need a guide to understand them.

Policies are often written in such a way that both fraternities and universities are shielded from responsibility for the many, mostly alcohol-fuelled, injuries and damages that occur at frat events every year.