Sentence examples for polished writing from inspiring English sources

But, this requires good actors and polished writing, which are often more expensive.

At its best, it mixes polished writing and a healthy disregard for the conventions of print journalism.

And while acknowledging Mr. Cannadine's polished writing style and artful wit, he said that "Ornamentalism" was a "fluffy" piece of scholarship.

But he despairs over the changes that have taken place, especially the decline of polished writing and the scarcity of ideas and themes.

Rather, each week about 30,000 words of serious, polished writing on politics and culture will be printed and delivered to newsagents and the homes of subscribers in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.

Perhaps the author's fondness for allegory is the reason Ossyane's tale sounds more like polished writing than real speech, and why the characters often seem more like ideas than people.

Pithy and polished, my writing demolished Much paper, as I beguiled Myself with some punning, (My word play was stunning,) I wrote with the wit of a Wilde.

But his wit, his polished, easy writing, and above all his knowledge won him respect.

Only once in the book does the novel-­in-story form confound Brown's otherwise polished, thoughtful writing.

For more than 50 years, Cockburn combined polished, erudite writing with fierce political insight in the tradition of the great 17th-century English polemicist.

Attention-grabbing techniques might be a tip-off to a polished, professionally written piece.