Sentence examples for propelled to write from inspiring English sources

Each fiction writer is different, propelled to write for different reasons.

Her most popular work started life as an anonymous column in The Independent in 1995 and the instant success of the hilarious excerpts propelled her to write the first two novels and their film adaptations.

Visits to the "grim houses" in which desperately poor women, as often as not, died in childbirth propelled him to write his first novel, "Liza of Lambeth," of which he later observed, "My lack of imagination... obliged me to set down quite straightforwardly what I had seen with my own eyes and heard with my own ears".

It was this missing piece of my life and my efforts to keep my parents' memory alive for my children that propelled me to write my new book Passed and Present (coming April 12, 2016).

Not long after that radio interview, Holyfield -- an associate professor of sociology at the University of Arkansas -- partnered with the Library of Congress, and the Veterans Oral History project was born, which in turn propelled her to write Veterans' Journey Home.

"But it certainly wasn't nostalgia that was propelling me to write, the main thing was the characters.

Pauly writes, "propelled to the summit by adrenalin and desperation, the foursome lingered only long enough for their instruments to assess that the temperature was ten degrees Fahrenheit and their elevation was 21,000 feet".

The book was Catch-22 and some indefinable, intangible force propelled my father to write it, not the lure of money or prestige or power.

I felt propelled to take the mic.

Carcetti is propelled to victory in the primary election.

There is a vain ambition that propels my efforts: to write something that will at least surprise and at best confound me – and hopefully the reader.