Sentence examples for writes warmly from inspiring English sources

He writes warmly if a bit awkwardly about the three investigators.

He writes warmly about the actor's first joint household with John Perry in Oxfordshire.

Guillaume Apollinaire writes warmly from the trenches of the "courageous workers", and his "great joy" at sharing their pinard (red wine) and wit.

He writes warmly and authoritatively on subjects as diverse as ­menudo (the Mexican tripe stew), indigenous peoples of the South Pacific and Alaska, wine, baseball, love, sex, oysters, French politics and Orangina.

But Rhodes writes warmly of his mother (there's no mention of his father) and, bullied into silence and scorched by shame as he was, he took 30 years to speak out about what he'd endured.

In a set of stories whose characters find themselves bridging various chasms -- medical, sexual, racial -- and casually breaking assorted taboos, Ms. Bloom writes warmly and astutely, with arresting precision, about the various adjustments that they make.

Clark would later write warmly of how the end result so far exceeded his expectations.

(Suresh had written warmly about Trump in a letter to his local paper, which Bryant saw).

Mrs. Payne had written warmly of the paper in its final issue, calling it "an old friend".

A few years after Parker's death, in a brief memoir of their relationship, Macdonald wrote warmly of his "ability to perceive" and of an intellect which, although untrained, was "prodigious".

Barbara Bodichon, an early feminist and Eliot's close friend, seems to have understood the odd couple's motivations, writing warmly to the author of her approval: "Tell Johnny Cross I should have done exactly what he has done if you would have let me and I had been a man".