Sentence examples for writes in the first from inspiring English sources

Philip Sheldon Foner, the editor of the Life and Writings of Frederick Douglass, a multi-volume collection of Douglass's works, writes in the first volume of that collection and in his biography of Douglass: "Once when Frederick Douglass was asked when and where he was born, he replied: 'I cannot answer; don't know my age.

Just enough to not let me out of my body," he writes in the first entry.

As always, she writes in the first person and the present tense.

He almost never writes in the first person or even in the free indirect style of the third person.

"I do not consider this an autobiography," Judi Dench writes in the first line of "And Furthermore," which might have come as news to her publishers.

"I knew we had just done the right thing for Alaska," she writes, in the first person plural that she favors when discussing her "team".

She's my champion," the athlete writes in the first-person piece, before detailing the the hardships his mother faced when she had him at 16-years-old.

(Suzanne wrote in the first person present).

But the article was written in the first person.

So I chose to write in the first person.

"Hi," Mr. Lee wrote in the first e-mail.