Sentence examples for writes of him from inspiring English sources

Hilburn writes of him reverently in this book, as if he were oracular, unattainable.

McCann writes of him in today's Irish Times: "He was a legend in... every paper he worked for..

"How I would love to come face to face with the undisputed spirit of this place," she writes of him.

Salim Jay writes of him that "on reading Tali, one thinks of those words by Nietzsche in Humain trop humain …: '… and life, at the very least, was not invented by morality …'" Aditi Machado is a poet and translator.

(Schopenhauer's closest relationships, we learn, were with a series of poodles, although Mr. de Botton writes of him, "For the griefs of love, he may be the finest among philosophers").

In her book, Ms. Hampton writes of him sketching "scusi" on a piece of tracing paper he had embellished with penciled gods and goddesses and taping it in the back window of their car, charming angry drivers, as well as Ms. Hampton, who was quickly smitten.

Modin wrote of him: "He never revealed his true self.

Shakespeare's contemporaries, after all, wrote of him unequivocally as the author of the plays.

He was "angry at the world," a psychiatrist wrote of him, according to Sauer.

The poet wrote of him: "Caled oedd fel clwydi og / A mwyn fel gofer mawnog".

A boxing columnist wrote of him in 1969, "He seemed delighted to get what he said written down".