Sentence examples for openly written from inspiring English sources

One HIV-positive woman, now 21, told me that her neighbours knew about her condition before she did: it was openly written on her medical documents.

And for readers – for people of colour – they have said they find it cathartic to have moments that they have kept to themselves openly written about.

Sparkling Stilettos, the recent first novel by glamour model Jess Wright, a star of the reality TV show The Only Way Is Essex, was openly written in collaboration with a ghostwriter, and such honesty is now often judged the best policy.

Those who have read my blog before will know that I have openly written about the challenges and stresses of motherhood.

John Banville openly writes crime novels as Benjamin Black; last year, the novel "The Whites" was published by "Richard Price writing as Harry Brandt".

Is there really a yawning chasm of difference between an irritated author anonymously writing himself a well-constructed review, perhaps to counter vicious personal comments, and a professional reviewer openly writing a glowing review of a novel in a Sunday newspaper because its author was a charming guest at his Sussex beach hut lunch last weekend?

Now that he has broken the spell and criticizes Wahhabism, openly writes poetry, advocates women's rights and the teaching of music and painting in school, his parents say they think he's an infidel, and his former Islamic brothers threaten to kill him -- as they did when they saw him with me outside an Asir restaurant.

He also openly wrote about death and sexuality, including prostitution.

Yet, Muslim women openly writing and selling and talking about ways to embrace sexuality is new.

These poems have been described as "apprentice work" but by publishing them, Barney became the first woman poet to openly write about the love of women since Sappho.

There are so many founders and entrepreneurs that openly write about their own failures, so learning from others is increasingly easy.