Sentence examples for writing to move from inspiring English sources

Puccini, in sympathy with his public, was writing to move them so as to assure his success.

The school teacher at the time agreed, writing "to move would be the wiser if not the safer plan".

His characters are intentionally flat, allowing his writing to move with egalitarian ease between acute sensory detail of the war and references to Welsh poetry and Arthurian legend.

McBride's second novel is almost finished, and she says she tries to be fearless in her writing, to move beyond her natural boundaries.

Use writing to move beyond your love-sickness.

It is Wenger's last chance, some are already writing, to prove he can move Arsenal in the modern game.

The binding has held up!" — and in the power of the written word to move the masses to action.

The binding has held up!"—and in the power of the written word to move the masses to action.

Then a part of it — "a piece of energy," as one local weather guru wrote — began to move.

The idea, he writes, is to move "the water-cooler conversation that takes place after the game to before the game".

JG: That's the human destiny that people would write about, to move in that direction.