Sentence examples for sort writing from inspiring English sources

As we know, she chose a spectacle of a quieter sort, writing poems that never fail to sparkle, prick and unnerve.

Until then, beginning in July 1947, he found solace of a different sort: writing a spoof of the school he would call "Lucifer With a Book".

The territory in which Redmond feels most comfortable is the contemporary "issue" novel of the sort written by Ben Elton and Tony Parsons.

There are no long epic poems in Chinese, no verse novels of the sort written in England by Robert Browning or Alfred Lord Tennyson in the 19th century.

Bits and pieces are taken from religion and pop science and science fiction of the sort written by Hubbard and his contemporary, Philip K Dick.

The versified treatises on astronomy, agriculture, or fishing, of the sort written in Greek and Roman times and during the 18th century in the West, are almost unknown in East Asia.

"ING is trying to present its enforced break-up as the next step of its back to basics strategy, but it is nothing of the sort," wrote analysts at CreditSights, a ratings firm.

"I do not think we should have the President taking a position on a disputed scientific issue of this sort," wrote Roberts.

I was struck recently by a mea culpa of sorts, written by Gary Stix, a senior editor of Scientific American.

"Enron was what I thought epitomized a global 'American Dream' of sorts," wrote Kathy Walthall, a former Enron contractor.

"Fairyland" is an elegy of sorts, written two decades after a father's death by a woman who is now a parent herself.