Sentence examples for writes powerfully from inspiring English sources

Flint writes powerfully of Ruth's stunned grief, a grief she deadens with alcohol and sex.

In fact, Benfey writes powerfully about one of the oldest patterns in Western art: the meander or Greek key, which fascinated both Wedgwood and the Alberses.

Among contemporary authors Edmund White comes to mind as somebody who writes powerfully about sex as a physical act, and as a social and psychological one.

It's beyond depressing to hear a writer of Okri's stature, who himself writes powerfully about overwhelming subjects, board this broken-down train.

Ms. Blake writes powerfully about the fragility of life and about Frankie's efforts to explain how a person can be present in one instant and then in the next, gone forever.

Raisin writes powerfully about weather and landscape, the sublime aspect of the moors, but he also shows us Heartbeat country, the land of kitsch steam trains, tourist coaches and wet weekends in Whitby.

Milosz wrote powerfully of the "solace of reverie" in worlds of oppression.

These wartime experiences enabled him to write powerfully on Jewish subjects.

Justice Anthony Kennedy, dissenting, wrote powerfully about the realities of what has happened since the Buckley case.

Last year, Amanda Taub also wrote powerfully on this issue in the Times.

And he's written powerfully about the relationship between history and the law.