Sentence examples for wherewithal to write from inspiring English sources

The best students, schools hope, will become successful (and grateful) alumni, with the wherewithal to write them huge cheques.

Once the bright sparks who made "Bat Boy" learn the difference, they'll have the wherewithal to write something truly important.

Now she has the wherewithal to write full time, as surreal a turn as any in "Beasts" — at least for Ms. Alibar.

Doubtless the readers of Orwell's day would have taken his social status as a given, presuming that no one genuinely down and out would have the wherewithal to write such an eloquent book, let alone get it published.

(I always told him he wrote poems only when he lacked the wherewithal to write a proper story, and made them out of odd bits and pieces that didn't fit elsewhere. I still think that).

About the Room Service text, I do have one question: Would the naïve Leo Davis have had the intellectual wherewithal to write the serious-sounding "Godspeed"?

But the fact is that we don't have the wherewithal to just write a check and make it happen.

Of course, the women must have the wherewithal to save more.

Some people may not have the wherewithal to save a whole lot more.

If you are keen to be immortalised, but don't have the wherewithal to create art that will last for all time, getting someone to write a song about you might just be the answer.

I decided that I didn't have the time to write something wordy, and I didn't have the wherewithal.