Sentence examples for prolifically from inspiring English sources

Described by HP Lovecraft as "the one absolute and unquestioned master of weird atmosphere", Blackwood wrote prolifically between 1908 and the late 1940s, from a sensibility which seems, uncannily, to be simultaneously frozen in Edwardian society and utterly modern in its grasp of the psychology of fear.

Since the Cultural Revolution, when the NPC passed just one law between 1967 and 1976, the legislature has been legislating quite prolifically.

And, quite apart from these qualms, there is another compelling reason to doubt that Islamic fundamentalism accounts for the rise of suicide bombing: non-Muslims are among its most devoted practitioners.Human cruise missilesThe single most prolifically suicidal terrorist group is the LTTE, or Tamil Tigers.

"Directing a film is so consuming, that I don't see myself doing it prolifically," she says.

He wrote fast and prolifically.

Leary published prolifically throughout his career.

While in Florence she painted prolifically.

While there he wrote music prolifically.

Behbahani wrote prolifically throughout her life.

Leonard worked prolifically through the 1910s, and many of his films during this period starred his first wife, Mae Murray (divorced 1925).

After his release he worked as a journalist for the National Herald, a New Delhi-based newspaper, and wrote prolifically on various subjects.