Sentence examples for writes of coming from inspiring English sources

In the third, Widower's House (2001), he writes of coming to terms with Murdoch's passing and of "...sinking into daily depression and flying into rages.

In the piece, Franzen writes of coming off months of promoting "Freedom," and deciding to turn his attention to a difficult task he'd been putting off: allowing himself to fully mourn the death of his friend David Foster Wallace.

It is not just White who was a keen falconer; Hermann Göring was too, and indeed, Ms Macdonald writes of coming across his own goshawk, stuffed and mounted in an archive.In the end, there is no cure for grief, just as a goshawk can never truly be tamed.

The author writes of coming full circle in facing her fears and prejudices toward disabled people to loving her daughter and becoming an advocate.

Deborah wrote of how, coming in one day, she saw him holding something in the palm of one hand, and repeatedly covering and uncovering it with the other hand as if he were a magician practising a disappearing trick.

Strategists talk and write of the "Coming China Wars" over Taiwan or South Korea or the islands off South Japan or even Africa.

When Katherine Mansfield writes of lovely light coming off the sea, rising up and inhabiting the room, I know what she means".

"Although she claimed to want nothing more than a traditional family life with a husband and children," Schmidt writes of Karen, "business came first".

In it he wrote: "Writing is a way of coming to terms with the world and with oneself.

At one point, he writes of Obama, "When it came to his handling of Afghanistan, I was deeply disappointed".

Yet in its latest manifesto, written in the expectation of coming to power, the BJP toned down its military declarations.