Sentence examples for wrote effectively from inspiring English sources

In 1996, the cultural historian Neal Gabler lamented reporters' pursuit of grief-stricken relatives, whose televised pain, he wrote, effectively made viewers "voyeurs in suffering".

Brian Friel (Dancing at Lughnasa [1990]), Tom Murphy (Conversations on a Homecoming [1985]), Billy Roche (Poor Beast in the Rain [1990]), Martin McDonagh (The Beauty Queen of Leenane [1996]), and Conor McPherson (The Weir [1997]) all wrote effectively on this theme.

McInerney and Liem (2009, p. 230) in their debate with more traditional achievement goal theorists wrote, "Effectively PI theory is far more complex than goal theory, but life and motivated behaviours are complex and should not be reduced to simple dimensions".

He also writes effectively for the voice.

One in five pupils still leaves primary school unable to read and write effectively.

Mr. Pasatieri writes effectively for the voice and has a feel for dramatic pacing.

But many of the songs they did write effectively communicate the intensified, overexposed feelings of adolescence.

That said, he writes effectively for instruments, and Ms. Juillet, a young Canadian, has been attracting attention.

And one more point: writing effectively requires that you have a voice, that the passion shows — and too much self-censorship can get in the way, making the writing dull and stiff.

In the drama, Willis Richardson and one or two others have been writing effectively, while in the explanation and collection of Negro music and folk-lore we have J. Rosamond Johnson, T.W. Talley and J.W. Cotter.

Although she writes effectively from each of their points of view, communicating their hopes and fears and dreams, they emerge as rather selfish, unsympathetic individuals, who have all cultivated a certain emotional detachment in the service of their art.