Sentence examples for to write reasonably from inspiring English sources

She was in her thirties, educated, able to write reasonably well, an elegant dresser (buying stylish things cheap from mail-order firms), and her manners were good.

He repeatedly denounced what he called the decline of the liberal arts curriculum, complaining that the inability of law students to write "reasonably literate English prose" had reached "epidemic proportions".

Be able to write reasonably well yourself.

"I write reasonably well," he said, despairing that most residents of Los Angeles were "semiliterate".

I'll be taking notes so I can try to write something reasonably intelligent afterward.

I listen to a lot of jazz when I am writing, reasonably quiet jazz like Jarrett's.

In his Harper's essay, White mused, "It must be a lot of fun to write for children — reasonably easy work, perhaps even important work".

(I think it's interesting that Mohamed El-Erian manages to write about this thing, fairly reasonably, without so much as mentioning the Russian thing).

"Whatever you do in life, the ability to write clearly, cleanly and reasonably well will prove to be an invaluable skill".

Warhol's salvo was extended by the poet Christian Bök, who, in 2009, claimed, "We are probably the first generation of poets who can reasonably expect to write literature for a audience of artificially intellectual peers ….

It's reasonably thin but nothing to write home about.