Sentence examples for writes of are from inspiring English sources

Though she has written memorably about men - there are brandy-tippling, salty heroes in the latest collection - the lives she writes of are invariably female.

In "From a Window" he writes of being "Incurable and unbelieving/in any truth but the truth of grieving".

Eady writes of being "a black, / American poet" whose "greatest weakness / is an inability / to sustain rage".

In his autobiography Renoir writes of being fired by Zanuck one morning and rehired by him that same evening.

Ms. Stewart writes of being in a liquor store with a friend and gesturing wildly at the shelves.

"That sight was the edge of an abyss," he writes of being forced to gaze upon his father's genitals.

And, sure enough, in his autobiography, Soulacoaster: The Diary of Me, Kelly writes of being sexually abused as a child.

In "The Insider," Morgan does not boast of hacking phones, but writes of being suspicious that he, himself, was hacked.

He said he accepted his "role of persona non grata" and wrote of being damned.

In letters from Evin prison, Shirin wrote of being tortured to confess to charges of terrorism.

Sir Alexander Cadogan, top official at the Foreign Office, wrote of being summoned to Stalin's room.