Sentence examples for well-written text from inspiring English sources
A well-written text is like a clock: its face shows an agreed representation of a bodiless element – in this case, time – but if you take its back off you find a mechanism that can be dismantled and readily understood.
Along the fence there were display boards of the kind you see all over central Berlin, with photographic blow-ups and well-written text in German and English explaining the history of the spot.
The author of a well-written text breaks his or her ideas into manageable parts, or at least, signals to the reader just how manageable those ideas are, by sizing paragraphs appropriately.
His well-written text is so episodic that it ultimately seems unfocused.
The GM will need to make a close read of the otherwise well-written text to help grasp how the outcome of a scene will alter a minion's statistics".
Adrian Alvarez has built on the success of the first book and, with the help of three new editors, has presented a concise and well-written text about the complexities of dealing with morbidly obese surgical patients.
Well-written texts matched by illustrations which may be photographs or artwork can provide enticing and imaginative ways of encouraging children to find out more.
Infocom games were also notable for their included "feelies," or trinkets, maps, and other materials, which helped breathe life into the well-written text-based games without a computer-based visual component.
Depending on the client, the job can range from formatting and tidying up well-written, consistent text to (in the worst case) complete rewriting of non-English authored text or reorganising the data and questioning the validity of the conclusions.
The Williams show anatomizes Hitler's responses to the city — his enchantments and disenchantments — with well-written wall texts and judiciously selected art works and artifacts.
The well-written, perfectly paced text is delivered with a deft touch by the collaborative team of Justin Richardson -- a doctor, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Columbia and Cornell, and a co-author of "Everything You Never Wanted Your Kids to Know About Sex (but Were Afraid They'd Ask)" -- and Peter Parnell, a playwright.
