Sentence examples for ramifications of writing from inspiring English sources

(Introduction)." My writing friends and I often discuss the ramifications of writing memoir and other personal forms of creative nonfiction, but none of us have to worry about honor killing.

But they were profoundly iconoclastic given Chinese associations of writing with authority and the institutional ramifications of Buddhist scholasticism.

As I currently reside here, and know the ramifications of what I'm writing, I can only say so much.

"American elections are largely driven by domestic concerns, but their outcomes have global ramifications," wrote Bruce Stokes of the German Marshall Fund in Washington.

″There's really nothing more gross and ghoulish than people in the media pontificating on a public persons health and the hypothetical political ramifications of their death," she wrote back by the evening.

A mix of perfectly-realized media parody, meta-humor, small ideas taken to extremes (the ramifications of the phrase "nothing to write home about," for example) and random weirdness, each episode -- the two I've seen, anyway -- knits itself into something resembling a whole, in the manner of "Monty Python's Flying Circus," as if that all happened now, and in Southern California.

"We fully share your concern that consumers, particularly children, are unlikely to understand the ramifications of these types of purchases," Leibowitz wrote.

In "A General Misunderstanding" (Op-Ed, April 16), Michael DeLong, a retired Marine lieutenant general, writes, "The outcome and ramifications of a war, however, are impossible to predict".

A leading particle theorist explores the ramifications of the Higgs boson in a short book written right after the discovery last July.

The sports law professor Michael McCann, writing for Sports Illustrated, lists the potential legal ramifications of the case, including possible tax evasion charges against Saints players.

I'm writing this as an exercise to explore the ramifications of decrease consumer spending in the next 2-5 years or, given the worst case, the next decade.