Sentence examples for writes quite from inspiring English sources

He writes, quite simply: "Europe made us".

"The efficient reading brain," she writes, "quite literally has more time to think".

Finally, whether you love him or hate him, no one writes quite like Roger Lewis.

No one writes quite like Saramago, so solicitous and yet so magnificently free.

The objection to Joan's family was, Quick writes, "quite vile in its racism".

Krantz writes quite a bit about the burgeoning Jewish American consciousness.

It was written quite some time back.

You've written quite a few Houston stories now.

Unsworth always wrote quite beautifully, but often about harrowing themes.

Tugendhat wrote, quite rightly, that battlefields are not town centres.

I started writing quite late, about three or four years ago.