Sentence examples for wrote volumes from inspiring English sources

Diana and Decca both wrote volumes of memoirs, and in both cases you were left wondering about the gaps.

Bach and Schumann wrote volumes of such works, though they had personal as well as pedagogical reasons to do so: both were doting fathers.

The Stoic philosopher Seneca wrote volumes advising his fellow Romans how to cope with anger (the still very readable On Anger).

His mother, the travel writer and novelist Fanny Trollope, wrote volumes on "domestic manners," but "domestic politics" was her son's preoccupation.

If he indeed wrote volumes and volumes about the Glass family, as has been claimed, it would be such a curious thing, given that the nature of written communication is social; language was created to facilitate understanding between people.

Proust wrote volumes about this.

But the pediatrician Cara Natterson, who wrote Volume 2, emphasizes that the books aren't meant to take the place of good parental communication.

Haitian newspapermen, whose salaries are modest, write volumes of poetry to eke out their subsistence.

One could write volumes about the ways civilian and military values can and must infuse each other.

To outsiders -- particularly people from outside the Northeast -- "an image of sheer horror, no doubt about it," said Professor Rockland, who has written volumes on the subject.

Notably, there is Emmanuel Todd, who has written volumes about it.