Sentence examples for writes reduced from inspiring English sources

"This is what this vile president has done to us," Godwin writes, "reduced us all to desperadoes and thieves, made us small and bleak and old and tired".

"This is what this vile president has done to us," Godwin writes, "reduced us all to desperadoes and thieves, made us small and bleak and old and tired". Well yes, of course: not least by wrecking the country's economy.

In the Los Angeles Times, Doyle McManus writes: "Reducing [its] population would solve a big chunk of what has become an... insoluble problem.

"Intelligent Design," he writes, "reduces the deity to a mere engineer, a garage tinkerer" (p. 42).

You know you're in trouble when "Carmina Burana" turns out to be the most substantial and sophisticated work on the program, even with its orchestral writing reduced to two pianos and lots of percussion.

"Why should the world be called off from its busy occupations to listen to an ill told story of their little concerns?" Melville knew what it meant to watch one's writing reduced to wastepaper.

Social writing reduces the main cause of writer's block – anxiety – and stimulates writing.

Economics, he wrote, "reduces the duty of human governors to that of letting men alone".

The Home Secretary wrote: "Reducing net EU migration need not mean undermining the principle of free movement.

Beilock explains why writing may help: Writing reduces people's tendency to ruminate because it provides them with an opportunity to express their concerns.

Officials wrote: "Reducing the badger population on the scale permitted under this policy has not previously been sanctioned for any protected native mammal species in modern times".