Sentence examples for write comfortably from inspiring English sources

But these two exist mostly to fuel action scenes that Mr. Bogosian does not write comfortably.

The pianist Mitsuko Uchida has described the concerto as "a lot of brain work" and often awkward to play, given that Schoenberg did not play the piano very well and often didn't write comfortably for the instrument.

Mr. Jha said that the key fact in talking about Indians who write in English "is that 95percentt of Indians cannot read and write comfortably in English and have no access to the works".

Shirley had the unusual ability to write comfortably in a variety of styles, from the humorous family chronicles to a novel like "The Sundial," which is itself quite funny, while also playing with the end-of-the-world theme she often liked, to the darker work — novels like "Castle" and "The Haunting of Hill House," and stories probing all sorts of evil in the least expected places.

Find a pen or pencil that you can write comfortably with.

However, this doesn't mean grab a thesaurus, just write comfortably with the readers in mind.

Ms. Weiner writes comfortably about the real world.

He writes comfortably and appreciatively about his early years, as when he says of his mother, "Because of her I learned to play the piano and the trumpet, acquired a respect for the written word, and was given an example of heroic living I could never expect to equal".

Unlike them, though, Porter wasn't a particularly regional writer; she could write equally comfortably about Louisiana or Mexico, Texas or Germany — to name just four of the places she lived.

As I write this, comfortably on Amtrak, homeward bound after two days in New York, I'm in a particularly pensive mood.

Ms. Strout, whose first books were "Amy and Isabelle" and "Abide With Me," writes most comfortably about women, but this book is mostly about the midlife crises of men.