Sentence examples for written profession from inspiring English sources

Likewise, a written profession of innocence would readily be accepted by the gods as a more than adequate substitute for any authentic lack of moral blemish.

Thomas then made a written profession of obedience, some time after late May.

Another problem then arose when Hugh demanded a written profession of obedience from Theobald, which Theobald refused to provide; no previous abbot had made such a profession.

It was a victory for Canterbury, but not a complete one, as Gerard avoided making a written profession, and it was specific to Gerard, not to his office.

By the time the typewriter was introduced, in about 1870, writing professions were declining in visibility and prestige.

It's a satire on contemporary culture, Italian politics and the writing profession itself.

(The economics of the writing profession have never been what they should).

An interview with Mark Dery on moral outrage, the "politics of the polysyllabic," and the "Arianna-ization" of the writing profession.

For all the metaphysical malaise on display, the movie barely begins to address the particular agonies of the writing profession and the neuroses afflicting people who live mostly inside their heads.

The work Filkins accomplishes in "The Forever War" is one of the most effective antitoxins that the writing profession has produced to counter the administration's fascinating contemporary public relations tactic.

When I wrote, in my novel "My Name Is Red," about the old Persian miniaturists who drew the same horse with the same passion for years and years, memorizing each stroke, until they could re-create that beautiful horse even with their eyes closed, I knew that I was talking about the writing profession, and about my own life.