Sentence examples for writing with some from inspiring English sources

It's a cocoon that protects its inhabitants from a world where most people regard writing, with some reason, as a peculiar and dubious hobby.

Rosemary's "backwardness" is vaguely referred to in the papers; at 15 we see her writing (with some help) to her father: "I would do anything to make you so happy.

Then, we started writing with some other songwriters.

Dear Amy Poehler, Unfortunately, I'm writing with some bad news.

They do not need any cash to replace their mindless editorial writing with some logical concept of working together on fixing the country and making money in the process.

With Catlin writing "with some sharp timing on a bunch of self-referential jokes", he asked "Is there a series in her [Madonna's] future?" Jim Keogh for the Worcester Telegram & Gazette was complimentary to the singer commenting that she was "pretty good" in "Dolls and Dolls".

It appeared to have been written with some deliberation.

Hunter is jealous of anyone who writes with some aptitude.

"I saw myself in the kitchen," Choi writes, with some amazement.

"It's vital that those parts are written with some thoroughness.

These are written with some concern for professional credibility and in the expectation of selling comparatively few copies.