Sentence examples for writes far from inspiring English sources

And lately she writes far less often about her oldest daughter, Leta.

Phillips writes far off from the culture of professional magic, and sometimes misreads it.

"The Legend of Bagger Vance" is a "morality fable," Callan writes, far more significant than any love story it might contain.

Mr. Follett, whose wife is a member of Parliament, writes far more easily about British people, places and politics than he does about the book's other settings.

He writes: "Far from being in the pocket of Labour, the BBC was too easily swayed by newspapers that support the Tories and are heavily invested in Labour's defeat".

But hold on: as Scott Berkun, who writes far more illuminatingly about innovation, points out, "It's OK to be obvious". Obvious ideas can be potent: they're frequently obvious, after all, because they've worked so well in the past.

If it's any consolation, Beethoven wrote far worse.

Companies like AIG, a giant American insurer, wrote far too many contracts.

Writing far beyond EOF can cause many blocks to be entirely zero.

Mr. Silver has written, and no doubt will write, far better works than "The Altruists".

Now I'm writing far more regularly and would use the word "writer" with greater confidence.