Social writing generates realistic goal-setting and dedicated writing time.
Ben's processes of selecting, organising and connecting ideas appeared to happen coincidently as he read (comprehend) and wrote (generating text).
Round-the-world travelers, Chaplin writes, "generated copious evidence of humanity's longing for the Earth".
No other American conflict, Lopez wrote, "generated the outpouring of literary effort that Vietnam did".
This snub, Mr. Torres-Landa wrote, "generated significant anger with respect to the lack of recognition for his work".
Everything Bernstein wrote generated heated opinions, but "Mass" really stirred the pot that night, and it is unlikely that the arguments will ever cease.
He extends it across all of the Americas: "Momentous clashes over slavery," Blackburn writes, generated new notions of "human freedom and human unity" that would inform modern social democracy and human rights.
(It's exactly what it sounds like; take what you've written, generate an outline from it, then use that to determine what's not needed, what's missing, what's in the wrong order, and where explicit transitions may be needed).
"Bridget Jones's Baby," deftly written, generates a belly laugh a minute.
The resulting "standing wave," he wrote, "generates the force which counters the gravity".
