Sentence examples for write continually from inspiring English sources

The study's author write "Continually exposing oneself to positive information about others should elicit envy, an emotion linked to lower well-being," the authors wrote.

She writes continually evolving pieces sometimes built of contrasting sections.

She wrote continually and in 1843 published The Mayflower; or, Sketches of Scenes and Characters Among the Descendants of the Pilgrims.

It was appropriately illustrated with a picture of the Duchess of Cambridge, about whom he has written continually since he took up his post in 2003 after the departure of his predecessor, Nigel Dempster.

"These lies have circulated for almost 40 years," she wrote, "continually reopening the wound of the Vietnam War and causing pain to families of American servicemen.

It was never clear what was actually being assessed, other than the ability to remember a huge amount and write almost continually for five days.

"The past," he wrote, "is continually needed to explain the present, and the whole to explain the part".

His literary ideas on conceptism and the art of conceited writing (writing that continually shocks the reader by the use of startling metaphor) were clearly set forth in Agudeza y arte de ingenio (1642, 2nd ed. 1648; "Subtlety and the Art of Genius").

"It has been very difficult to continually write grants and send out pleas for donations," Pat says.

Critics of this brand of "fair value" accounting, outlined in FASB rule FAS 157, say it's crippled the banking system, forcing firms to continually write down the value of assets in the worst possible market conditions, regardless of whether or not they're for sale.

As you write your summary, continually restate the fact that the information you write comes from another source.