Sentence examples for writing conveyed from inspiring English sources

"But the writing conveyed connection to historical events".

Unlike a pedestrian English class exercise that assigns students five-paragraph essays, the script writing conveyed academic skills in a more entertaining way.

His writing conveyed a genial connoisseurship of the music and a quiet authority that made him widely respected among both musicians and listeners.

At the same time, its deft, fluid vocal writing conveyed a piercing story, of a mother who dies rescuing her boy from drowning.

"Every sentence is replete with sense and satire," William Hazlitt wrote, "conveyed in the most polished and pointed terms".

A moral order, Hermanowicz writes, "conveys how a life (or career) within a group should be lived".

Barker's writing conveys a powerful vision, but it's definitely, uncompromisingly, a vision of her own.

The book jacket identifies Perry as "a military, intelligence, and foreign affairs analyst and writer," but his writing conveys a strong impression that he has not spent his career merely watching the action from a safe seat in the bleachers.

The writing conveys both his sympathy for the plight of the men who had endured the war and its longer term consequences, and the book marks the period in his life when he moved from being a good artist to a great one.

And here the staccato vocal writing perfectly conveys Nixon's awkward stiffness and self-consuming power.

I am writing to convey our disappointment with "Afghan Leader Criticizes U.S., Calling Arrests and Casualties Too High" (news article, April 26).