Sentence examples for write means from inspiring English sources
And to write means turning privacy outward.
* * * Continuing to write means I have learned not to quit.
To write means having one's voice disrupted, taken over, rendered by another.
A 3 percent leverage ratio, they write, means that a bank goes bankrupt if the value of its assets loses more than 3 percent in value.
Increased reliance on the "bio-economy," they write, means biosecurity is increasingly critical to economic security as well as human health.
At its worst, analytical philosophers accuse continental philosophers of peddling nonsense, as if, unbelievably, they have pulled off a huge collective con-trick or joke, where what they say and write means nothing at all but somehow they get away with it.
"I'm not mean, I just write mean".
It makes sense that people would write mean things.
Learning to write meant learning the shapes of thousands of characters.
Or you could just write mean things about my column on some blog.
"I don't bully and terrify people," she said, cheerfully adding, "I'm not mean, I just write mean".
