Sentence examples for writing lies from inspiring English sources
The beauty of this focused, crisp and understated writing lies in a complex irony that allows the reader insights denied to Edward.
As almost any author will tell you, the secret to perfecting the art of writing lies in perfecting the art of reading.
But after all our years together, my thesaurus still serves as both stalwart companion and as definitive reminder that the pleasure of writing lies in the thrill of the hunt.
Whatever talent I have for writing lies in being friends with my head: I know its vagaries, its twists and turns, its hobo journeys in fast freights, riding the blinds to unknown destinations.
The reattachment of the subjective self to the material object is where much of the labour of writing lies – labour because, in this one sense, writing feels like the opposite of being alive.
She also lashed out at the late Heidi Holland, the Zimbabwean-born author of Dinner with Mugabe, saying she had died because she had been cursed for writing lies about her husband.
But literally under the Niagara images — on the reverse side of the postcards reserved for writing — lie many stories, of which we get an occasional glimpse.
It's a terrible thing to have your great novel that you spent three months writing lying around in a folder in your computer.
"Reporters write lies about me," he says.
Anyway, all journalists write lies and propaganda".
