Sentence examples for written as though from inspiring English sources

These are books written as though their authors were personally witnessing a cataclysm.

But "Boston Public" is written as though boundaries shouldn't exist at any hour.

The book, which can be purchased online at www.madatmartha.net for $20, is written as though Ms. Stewart were a spectator.

Until the mid-20th century, Australians had written as though their work was that of a more or less homogeneous society.

"The dialogue is written as though they're mid-stroll, walking over — to me it seems that way," he said, presenting his argument as modest while brooking no disagreement.

The whole book is written as though he, single-handedly, made Labour electable and was personally responsible for all good things that were achieved.

Always write as though you are giving these facts to the reader for the first time.

Few tech columnists, though, write as clearly about the subject as Mossberg.

"Always write as though your ideas were world-historical.

He writes as though his book were definitive.

I certainly don't write as though it's true.