Sentence examples for written of what from inspiring English sources

It remains equally remarkable today, still the best statement, 230 years after it was written, of what makes America American.

But as Mr. Strouse has written of what was clearly a fraught collaboration, "We went against each other, which, as we all know, can end in love".

Look at the list you've written of what you don't like about your reflection.

He was writing of what was to become Berkeley Square.

He went back to America for the first time in twenty-one yeand and wrote of what he saw and what he remembered in "The American Scene" (1906).

I don't have any idea at all, when I start writing, of what is to come.

"This is my view, and perhaps mine alone," Mr. McGinniss wrote, "of what life might have been like for Teddy".

When Hardy writes of what brings her joy outside church — salsa dancing, scuba diving, travel to Cuba — her words take on an inviting poetic radiance.

But he also suggested that there were consequences to decades of rigid control: "I think the Cuban reader has grown unaware of what his own countrymen are writing, of what Cuban authors are publishing right now in the world".

Among modern writers, T. S. Eliot, who wrote of what he called "relevant intensity" in the prose of Lancelot Andrewes, knew best how to get this King James atmosphere of controlled passion.

In "Exploring the Deep Frontier" she wrote of what she experienced then: As I stepped from the platform, I was aware that I was venturing onto terrain in some ways comparable to the surface of the moon.