Sentence examples for writes perfectly from inspiring English sources

Updike writes perfectly knowingly, not trying to make Rabbit out as any hero.

"Some of them are you know — can I phonetically get 'Murkowski' out of them?" She added, "Not everyone writes perfectly".

He writes perfectly and with a warm, twinkling-eyed generosity toward human behavior that does not get in the way of his pitiless observation of it.

And, yes, undeniably there is much to enjoy in Jim Jarmusch's ode to a bus-driving poet (Adam Driver), who writes perfectly clean copy inside his secret notebook; it's just that the whole thing felt a little bogus to me.

She writes perfectly rhyming poems, signing each with a flourishy "La Bev".

And here the staccato vocal writing perfectly conveys Nixon's awkward stiffness and self-consuming power.

Generally, thanks to their background, they could write perfectly proficiently, if rarely with much proper sparkle.

She was the mother of several sons and wrote perfectly from a city boy's point of view.

"She could read and write perfectly in English when she was at school, and now she's forgotten it all.

And, like Howard, he could write perfectly well: While reading is impossible, the patient... can write fluently and without any mistakes whatever material is dictated to him.

The most striking thing about it is the way in which O'Connor's bone-dry Georgia drawl seems not merely to suit her writing perfectly, but also somehow to embody it.