Sentence examples for written highly from inspiring English sources

There have been memoirs written, highly secret minutes have been published.

It is a simply written, highly personal interpretation of "The Analects," which are commonly attributed to Confucius, but were actually written by his disciples.

The tax might well have receded in significance, as it did after World War I. Though not a page-turner, Weisman's account is crisply written, highly readable and informative.

Cormac McCarthy, Don DeLillo, Thomas Pynchon and Marilynne Robinson are names to contend with too, and Annie Proulx, Richard Ford, Anne Tyler, Paul Auster, Jay McInerney, Bret Easton Ellis and Joyce Carol Oates have all written highly acclaimed novels.

Gordon, who has written highly regarded biographies of Charlotte Brontë, T. S. Eliot and Mary Wollstonecraft, detects two patterns of "explosive inheritance" in Dickinson, who happened to have a grandmother named Gunn: eruptions in the lives and in the poems.

"You can search for Ruby on Rails programmers in Chicago, and we'll find folks who have written highly scored ruby answers on Stack Overflow," says Spolsky.

In her early career Ding Ling initially wrote highly successful short stories centring on young, unconventional Chinese women.

Another federal appeals court judge, Richard A. Posner, raised some eyebrows by writing highly topical books about the Clinton impeachment and the Supreme Court case that decided the 2000 election.

Before winning Sound of 2015, they'd been one electropop band among many, albeit one that wrote highly catchy, moreish songs.

And now she is becoming a DIY success on the folk circuit, still in great voice and writing highly original songs.

The nonexistent Mr. Manning wrote highly enthusiastic blurbs ("Another winner!") that were used in ads for two Sony releases, "The Animal" and "A Knight's Tale".