Sentence examples for written poorly from inspiring English sources

They seem like unnamed characters in a poorly written novel about myself, which was written poorly by me".

"There was no return address, it was poorly written, poorly addressed to the university, there were misspellings," said Vicki Woodard, a university spokeswoman.

But some readers countered that labeling G.M. foods won't make a difference (some said the law is written poorly or cited the loopholes for animals that have been fed G.M. food).

But tonight's show is ponderous, telegraphed, unsurprising, badly written, poorly hosted and if it weren't for Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, who pretended she couldn't read the prompter when she was presenting an award with John Hamm earlier, could be classed a downright disaster.

Here's what I meant by that, which I thought was obvious but perhaps not: When I care about a character a lot, it bothers me when that character is written poorly.

The wonderful Tony- and Grammy-winning artist Dee Dee Bridgewater is trapped in a banal stage musical about Billie Holiday that trots out every cliche in a poorly written, poorly staged production set during a rehearsal and performance by Holiday in 1954.

His successful effort to write poorly helped him graduate magna cum laude.

This becomes an excuse for writing poorly: facts are literal, and literalism arrives, often, at the expense of good prose.

According to a recent survey, how many employees in blue-chip companies in the United States write poorly?

Jeff MacGregor, the reviewer of "Character Studies," a collection of Singer's New Yorker profiles (Aug. 21), including the one about me, writes poorly.

"Grigorovich is a recognized genius in the whole world, and when you write poorly about him, you simply disgrace the newspaper that publishes your words".