Sentence examples for wrote that well from inspiring English sources

In his book, "The Private Life of Chairman Mao, Li Zhisui, Maoo's physician, wrote that well into old age, Mao would invite attractive young women to dance with him at small parties, presumably auditioning them for further rendezvous.

In 2014, for example, Forbes contributor Lucie Lapovsky wrote that well over one-half (57 percent) of undergraduates at four-year institutions were women, while at the same time just slightly more than one quarter (26percentt) of campuses were led by women presidents.

"Americanah," by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie — because I was sorry when I read her last novel, "Half of a Yellow Sun," that it ended; she writes that well, and I look forward to visiting my country through her eyes.

Sure, maybe it wasn't written that well, but I choose to blame it on the supreme Reynolds stans that exist here at VICE.

It Evades Democracy's Protections" I wrote that... well... exporting jobs is not "trade".

Sarah Manguso once wrote that a well-received first book provokes "a set of expectations of what you should produce, or are capable of producing, next.

Commenting on Thompson's screenplay, film critic Claudia Puig wrote that its "well-worn storybook features are woven effectively into an appealing tale of youthful empowerment".

Bridget Foley, in WWD, wrote that it was "well worth every drop of anticipation and every second of the wait".

In 1963, Sports Illustrated wrote that McCormick "may well be the greatest woman bullfighter who ever lived".

E.W. Swanton wrote that this "could well have been so for he was a man of quixotic mood and temperament".

Xu and colleagues recently wrote that you may well have a genetic disease that you did not inherit.