Sentence examples for writes skilfully from inspiring English sources
Birahima's last battle Of dreams and nightmares Wartime rations Reprints Related items Summer season of suspenseOct 23rd 2001Mr Furst also writes skilfully about those places Lisbon and Alexandria, for instance that were either neutral or not directly affected by the fighting.
Gore Vidal and Louis Auchincloss, not William Gaddis and Don DeLillo, are the figures it's easiest to picture at his side, and though Haslett writes skilfully, intelligently and wide-rangingly, he doesn't always manage to smooth over the contrast between the gleamingly topical aspects of the story and his rather old-fashioned narrative style.
As they say, you can pretend to be anything you like on the internet, provided you can write skilfully.
What's more, the book is well designed, well written and skilfully edited.
Where Watts wrote "How skilfully she builds her cell!
Rightly, Parker thinks it "Isherwood's most profound and most skilfully written book".
Destroyer: Poison Season Dan Bejar channels both Springsteen and Lou Reed on this skilfully written follow-up to 2011's Kaputt.
Score: 5/5 Why you should listen: Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield faces her anxieties and insecurities head-on, on this third album of skilfully written alt-rock.
Two exceptions are Sinead Morrissey's The State of the Prisons, a book that does admit history and politics, and that is skilfully written; and David Harsent's Legion, a harrowing and highly intelligent book concerned with war and violence.
His latest, "The Lost Art of Drawing the Line", targets Americans' taste for lawsuits.Mr Howard writes well, punctuating his text with skilfully told tales and choice quotations from the good and wise.
Even though The Devil Rides Out (Bantam, £20) is his second memoir, he's only just started to drag up as Lily Savage in its closing pages; yet he writes so well, and takes you so skilfully into disparate Merseyside and London subcultures, that few readers will feel cheated.
