Sentence examples for writings tightly from inspiring English sources
The review — shrewd, unsettling, compassionate — is now reprinted in "Junk Mail," a collection of short writings tightly bound by the famous fetishes of Self: food, God, the body, cycles of personal and cultural addiction.
Women were generally the subject of the writings of troubadours, however: "No other group of poets give women so exalted a definition within so tightly circumscribed a context of female suppression".
References may be found in the writings of Lucretius (see Fitzgerald 1984), Ovid (Ovid and May 2010), Shakespeare ([1623] 1975), and many others, and are tightly linked to the notion that love or infatuation under certain conditions can be just like a serious illness: bad for one's physical and mental health and, in some cases, profoundly damaging to one's overall well-being.
Between books, Garner spends most of his time holding legal-writing seminars for practicing lawyers, travelling more than two hundred nights a year in an effort to break the bad habits of a profession bound tightly to its precedents.
Internet access is tightly limited in Cuba, and Ms. Sánchez has often had to play cat-and-mouse with the authorities to make her writings available, either inside Cuba or outside of it.
Few of his writings survive.
None of his writings survive.
None of Diodorus' writings are extant.
