First, I believe that this whole notion of "genre" is more of a marketing category for publishers than anything else; a well-written book is a well-written book.
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Michael's take was well ... written all over his face.
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" Not just "interesting" or "well written" or "mostly right.
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His opinions are, you know, so well written, so brilliant.
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The content of the speech itself was very well written.
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Doesn't matter how well written the oath of impartiality is.
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It's out there, it's so well covered, it's well written.
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But Staggering Genius was more than a good, well-written story.
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Flack isn't especially well-written, and Robyn isn't an original creation.
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Well-written, engaging characters and best friend material aren't mutually inclusive.
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But I read the email, and it was very well written.
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The only character who is truly consistently well-written is Saru.
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This was a well-written sequence, but the performances are also terrific.
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It is good because it is superbly well-written and enjoyably organised.
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Fiction Is there any excuse for a thriller to be well written?
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This well-written, insightful and important book deserves to be read widely.
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It's a well-written song, and folks request it all the time.
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But it is smart, timely, well written, and, dare I say, necessary.
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They're funny and well written, as well as unfailingly kind and warm.
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Jimenez began working steadily, but struggled to find well-written Latina characters.
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The result of their collaboration, the Moonlight screenplay, is remarkably well-written.
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It is well-written, frequently funny, and suffers from one glaring omission.
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This was an incredibly well-written article that had the intended impact.
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Not only is it well written and romantic, it is often hilarious.
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I was very impressed with what a well-written speech he had.
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It's well recorded, well written, and there's great dynamic to the track list.
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"We're looking for a well-written essay, period -- for or against," Bailey said.
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" —Christina Vortia, Florida "Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata was so well-written.
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So yes, watch Succession for the ensemble cast and the well-written script.
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It was well written, but you can tell that a kid wrote it.
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No one could deny that the arguments were well-packaged and well-written.
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It's thrilling, incredibly well-written and as addictive as it is mind-boggling.
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They're not subtle or awkward or weird—they're just well-written pop songs.
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It's well-written and all, but I didn't even know this stuff existed.
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This is unfortunate, because it detracts from a well-written, attention-grabbing piece.
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Finch writes: Is there any excuse for a thriller to be well written?
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The Times is a great source of interesting content and well-written prose.
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It's well-written and spoiler-free, so feel free to go read it.
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I mean, I thought 'Gone Girl' was a well-constructed, well-written book.
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I mean, I thought "Gone Girl" was a well-constructed, well-written book.
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What it really takes is a well-written story and dynamic, lovable characters.
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Each of the five stand-alone case studies are well-written and interesting.
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He said that the e-mails were well written, even beautiful, in parts.
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Whether it's cable, network or film, Cranston's biggest concern is that it's well written.
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For a bunch of transparent talking points, the statement was well-written, said Wood.
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This show is so well-written, and frequently funny, even during its darkest depths.
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People can relate to any problem, or story, as long as it's well written.
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It impressed me a lot, because apart from anything else, it's so well written.
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" Indeed, she's had candidates absolve themselves with a "well-written and detailed follow-up.
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It was campy at times, but there was also some genuinely well written comedy.
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But this well-written memoir is more interested in who she was before that.
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"Frankenstein" is a great novel: well-written, genre-defining, captivating audiences even centuries later.
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This is a well-written and informative book about the history of hormone research.
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I recommend, however, that folks actually read this very well-written piece of journalism.
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Good science, properly done, thoroughly documented and well written, will ultimately win the day.
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It's a well-written, sharply acted adventure game set against a harrowing political backdrop.
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AG: It's a little bit more than that, but it's really, really well-written.
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Ethereal and moody, like a road trip through some obscure part of the Twin Peaks universe, Kentucky Route Zero is a beautiful and well-written game that showcases what beautiful and well-written games can do with nothing but art, text, and sound.
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It's also an excellent read: well-written and well-researched, powerfully argued and perfectly timed.
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"I thought it was a really well-written scene," Rheon told Refinery29 about the confrontation.
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They don't recognize that the real power of a well-written speech is a gamechanger.
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The whitepaper is complete and well-written, focusing on the upside that is to come.
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I would love for my next project to be a well-written, character-driven indie.
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A well-written letter can make the difference between winning your bid and missing out.
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The stories are as well-written and as moving as ever, but the best part?
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They aren't well-written as teenagers, but their Superbad-like plot is inventive and fun.
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Then, craft a concise email that is well written and gets to the point quickly.
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Now, at first look, the Trump plan itself is smart, reasonable and very well written.
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Clear, complete, and well-written, it's the best available single volume that explains the crisis.
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It was a very intense play—very well-written but very disturbing and dark too.
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It's a really comprehensive and well written look at NYC's fiscal crisis in the 1970s.
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Instead, "Sex That Works" is thoughtful, well written and dare I say, a little inspirational.
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Well-written emails increased the participation of military service members in the federal employees savings plan.
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Comey's testimony is astonishingly well-written, with beautifully precise sentences and a perfect five-act structure.
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It's well-written, informative without being overly academic, fair to its subject without overstating the matter.
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There are no surprises because I read the book, but it's incredibly well written and emotional.
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The book wasn't particularly well written or original – in fact, it began as Twilight fan fiction.
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It was very well-written, it just was big, because it was written as a feature.
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A well-written celebrity breakup statement has the power to reduce fans into quivering tear-puddles.
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Modern astrology has its place; it's amusing, at times artful, and well-written and thought-provoking.
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And "The Mirror Thief," audaciously well written, demanding, frustrating and oddly enlightening, is absolutely not that.
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If it's not well written, they could end up paying unexpected amounts of money to clients.
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Our Student Opinion prompt "Should Graffiti Be Protected?" garnered especially well-written, and well-argued, comments.
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Lee's correspondence is well-written and revealing, and Pryor complements it with intelligent insight and analysis.
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There is a variety of publications online that offer well-written (and well-edited) short stories.
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It's great, because it really holds up well, it's well-written — obviously, because you wrote it.
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The episodes get better over time, and Locke & Key proves to be well-written, entertaining, and spooky.
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Like or dislike his opinions, they were always so erudite and well written — and sometimes even funny.
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It will be interesting to watch Stephanie's journey develop as she continues to release well-written songs.
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It's an incredibly well-shot, well-written ad that carries the viewer through Hegar's life and experiences.
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We praise well-written novels and well-composed songs because they're capable of evoking a powerful response.
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The last really well-written book I've read was "Empire of the Summer Moon," by Sam Gwynne.
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While the prose can seem deceptively simple, a well-written picture book isn't easy to pull off.
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Fast-paced, well written, this book singlehandedly gave me a lifelong taste for mysteries and spy novels.
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It's a dark, powerful track that allows complex feelings to rise from an uncomplicated, well-written track.
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This account was so well written that I could not put it aside until it was finished.
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Like a well-written sentence, Serena makes excellence look easy—until she screams after an important point.
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They then read the article with a highlighter and highlight sentences they feel are particularly well written.
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The ensuing pages, while well written and haunting, do not connect with the rest of the story.
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" A paragraph in Elizabeth Hardwick is "certainly 'well written,' which means: quite oddly written, but subtly so.
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His music played itself; it was so well written, so clear that it couldn't help but swing.
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"Angels," Denis Johnson The first book I read by him is incredibly sad and so well written.
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This seems like a wash to me; a well-written piece of legislation shouldn't re-tilt the balance.
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Thank you for giving the world a brilliant, well-written, cackle-until-you-almost pee-funny TV show.
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And it helps that Oxenfree is a very well-written game, with a cast of mostly likable characters.
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"Nightwood" is a bold, exceptionally well-written modernist prose poem, and remains the closest thing to James Joyce.
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Cristina was a well-written character — quietly revolutionary, even — but Oh's performance is what made her so vibrant.
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She replied: And just like that, with a well written, thought-provoking statement, a film star was humbled.
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So though Ms. Marvel might be relatable to some, having just one well-written Muslim superhero isn't enough.
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Sure, a well-written book or uplifting movie can make you feel inspired or whatever, but that's ephemeral.
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Polk the man is easy to understand, especially in Robert Merry's well-written A Country Of Vast Designs.
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For starters, Baidu is working on algorithms that can assess whether a story is well-written, grammatically speaking.
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Chernow's biographies are many things: well written; best-selling; hefty enough to cause serious injury even in paperback.
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But a thoughtful, well-written nomination is essential to help yours stand out from the thousands we receive.
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"Hagan has delivered a supple, confident, dispassionately reported and deeply well-written biography," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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I don't instinctively pick up science fiction, but if it's well written I can easily be swept away.
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Americans in 2119 will find a generally well-written, coherent summary of one side of the 2019 debate.
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"It's striking, emotive, well-written, and come on, let's face it, that song has been everywhere," she said.
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All the bad reviews are well written but there is a lot of good in the film, too.
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Evelyn Waugh called the novel "uncommonly well written, gruesome, funny and inspired," and it won the Hawthornden Prize.
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It's funny, well written (mostly), filled with humility and perpetually on the scan for moments of stray grace.
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I think it's very well-written characters and very well-written scenes at its core, but then I think the group of actors that are in it then made it their own and everyone in the cast is all quite different and all bring a bit of themselves to these characters.
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I think the lyrics were so well written and ambiguous that they can mean different things to different people.
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Their book is funny, well-written and iconoclastic and by far the best thing on management published this year.
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Of course you have the new Tomb Raider, a solid franchise with an increasingly strong, well-written female lead.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: I should probably talk about a monumental artwork or a watershed moment, or something remotely well-written.
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For an optimistic economist, it is a surprisingly bleak way to end a well-written and thought-provoking book.
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While ACCA's political narrative is well written, what makes it compelling are its characters and the connections between them.
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And also, knowing that it was such a well-written script that did make you laugh and cry immediately.
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But the result is a surprisingly engaging, remarkably well-written mediation on the different, less-celebrated ways to grieve.
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They're really well-written, and me and some of my birding friends could really feel your excitement through them.
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It's about personal, well-written communication that varies depending on the actions performed seven emails deep into the campaign.
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In that way, his way of understanding history is akin to the worldview expressed in Malaparte's well-written novels.
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It is a well written opinion, but it is deeply flawed when held up to the light of reality.
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Many of the companies that are revolutionizing sex toys also provide well-written blogs and step-by-step guides.
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Winfrey announced the selection of Obama's "Becoming" in a statement on Monday, calling the book "well-written" and inspirational.
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EM: There were so many, because the scenes were so well-written and the other actors were so great.
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A$AP Rocky had a pretty huge year in 2015, dropping his well-written and produced record AT.LONG.LAST.A$AP.
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It's not that these albums aren't good; they're some of the more well written, poppier records from that era.
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It's so well-written that every single character has at least a couple of those moments … until they die.
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But then not long after will come a film that is intriguing and well written and restores your love.
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Really well-written clue, the kind that makes me think and then laugh out loud when I get it.
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Sam Byford comes in with a very well written, clearly explained story from a camera person's perspective and language.
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I am interested in an interesting, well-written series where I don't have to cringe because of the language.
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This 2017 horror parable is well written and directed by Jordan Peele, announcing the emergence of a major filmmaker.
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I think the key to making a mystery box work is in balancing the unknown against well-written, relatable characters.
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I think the juxtaposition between the mall scenes and present day, it's just perfectly played out and so well-written.
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But it's a well written show and each character has something to offer her in a real way, I think.
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Nevertheless, this is a well-written and worthwhile collection, provided you don't expect it to live up to its title.
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I watch the newest episode of The Good Place and can't believe how funny and well-written this show is.
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But soon Duque lets Escobar know that despite his "very well written" letter, not a single newspaper has published it.
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There has been some talk of inserting morals clauses into LP agreements, and that could be helpful if well written.
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Tom: Nobody else has the theatricality that they have and the songs are really well written, full and lotta vocals.
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"In some ways, it's a good thing that WannaCry came first, in that it wasn't as well written," said Nunnikhoven.
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Oh how I was loving this clever, well-written book that even seemed to promise to reveal how magic worked.
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Everything that I've read in The Times is remarkably well written — the standards for prose and composition are so high.
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The Flintstones is surprisingly well written by Mark Russell, well drawn by Steve Pugh, and tastefully colored by Chris Chuckry.
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Dust & Salt is a power simulator, pure and simple, plopped in the middle of a well-written tale of revenge.
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It's thrilling — and not just because of how raw and bruising Thorn's monologue is, or how well written it is.
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Although well written and well researched, the article did not adequately address the exploitative nature of what Goop is selling.
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It is a most serious work, well written and evocative of an era when the American foreign establishment exuded gravitas.
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Consumerist calls this approach the Executive Email Carpet Bomb, a well-written message to the right group of corporate executives.
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There's a well-written guide on implementing it, generally written but with the Spectre x360 in mind, by Tonymacx86 moderator jaymonkey.
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"They're all very well written, and they all dropped me down a rabbit hole of unexpected insights and pleasures," writes Gates.
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"So any additional content that includes certain keywords, as long as it's coherent and well-written, will improve that page's ranking."
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Before I write, I like to read obits in The Times because they're well written and I like the little details.
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This wouldn't necessarily be a problem, if the book were especially well written or offered an original take on the story.
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It's not just that it's well-written and acted, successfully making you feel like you're eavesdropping on life-as-it-happens.
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Students read an article of their choice, identify well-written sentences, and then imitate them in their own piece of writing.
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Not only is it gripping and well-written, but it also blows up the idea that childbirth in America is safe.
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Regulation doesn't stifle innovation, and I suspect that well-written regulation will spur innovation by creating a market for security technologies.
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HOWARD CHARLES YOUROWNEW YORK To the Editor: I have long admired Anthony Tommasini's thoughtful, insightful, well-written reviews of musical performances.
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The song as delivered by Isaac Hayes and David Porter was well-written, but the band couldn't bring it to life.
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"Ozymandias" brought us some of the best well-written and emotionally-charged scenes that you'll ever receive in an hour of television.
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A key factor influencing the outcomes in this research says Yang is that all resumes used were strong, relevant, well-written examples.
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Although, I had to say it was so well written and so well choreographed that it wasn't difficult for me to act.
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Some of these monologues are well-written, but most of them feel like they're too bulky and there to take up time.
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"If he had a well-written estate plan, it could have eliminated all the expense and nonsense going on now," she says.
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After the podcast, officials in the local school district praised Garner for his well-written, persuasive essay, according to the Herald-Leader.
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As I've said, I think your style is cute and fun, but maybe some well-written articles could draw a bigger readership?
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One of the enduring strengths of a well-written profile rests on both the journalist and subject opening up to each other.
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The failure of the State Department inspector general to comment on this aspect casts a pall over an otherwise well-written report.
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To the Editor: J. D. Vance's well-written article brings to mind a visit to the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
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The idea, Bezos said at the time, was that crafting a well-written memo requires a clarity of thought that presentations don't.
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Even though it's very well written, and the stories are children's and young adults, the storylines have a lot of adult content.
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"It's well-written and did come across as sincere, contrite and conveyed that she is deeply sorry for her actions," he says.
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Known for his essays, Professor Metz was a careful writer who considered four or five well-written sentences a good day's work.
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A well-written song isn't just a poem with a bunch of notes attached; it's a unity of verbal and musical elements.
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Stop-motion animation for kids is very rare for the genre nowadays, and so is a show this fun and well-written.
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The references to Williamson's story are cleverly disguised and wrapped up in well-written songs that speak to a larger cultural experience.
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It's extremely well-written, engaging, and a great example of how we can access seemingly non-food related global issues through food/beverage.
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She went on to deliver what sounded like a well-written speech very well, with fewer distractingly smoldering looks as time went on.
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These can be great fodder for your sales team as well as later press interviews, as long as they're well-written and understandable.
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This is going to be a big summer song, very well written, great chord changes, infectious beat, and the guy can actually sing.
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It is clear, well-written, and makes various parallels between the two institutions she's set out to critique: the Whitney and Sing Sing.
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It was just a smart, well-written thing so I talked about that a little bit because I thought it was so great.
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It was one of the era's best journals, filled with well-written analysis and incisive commentary on the entire range of midcentury policy.
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A script that was well-written, a director who seems to know what she is doing and a part that is really unusual.
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Just last week I found this story you wrote when you were about eight years old, and it was very well written. Thanks!
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Even a well-written essay, he figured, couldn't capture his experience as well as four minutes of footage, shot by his older brother.
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"It was very well written and certainly provides information for the committee to follow up with other witnesses and documents," Mr. Schiff said.
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The story is exceedingly well-written and performed, with tons of collectibles scattered around that lend miles more depth to the unfolding mystery.
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Letters that were well written, concise and thoughtful got published in The Herald, regardless of whether a man or a woman wrote them.
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Years ago, I could read the Times and get both sides of the story, well-written and with little or no judgmental flavor.
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It's a pleasantly immersive, well-written, and fun single-layer Jedi game, with lightsaber combat, puzzle-solving, and some light open-world exploration.
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Gadio rejected Ho's initial draft ("this letter is not well written"), according to prosecutors, and finessed the language the alleged bribe should take.
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A well-written cover letter, outlining how your experience fits the requirements of the position, will be an important factor in considering your candidacy.
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What one forgets going back after "Sex and the City" became this zeitgeist-y television series is it is a really well-written book.
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"A well-written song, in our mind, is one that can be reinvented and refined and re-skinned and still be good," he added.
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I suspect it has something to do with getting well-written insight into the humanity of people most of us experience only as icons.
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Wreck-It Ralph is a funny film full of nostalgia-bait humor about internet culture, but it's also incredibly well-written and well-paced.
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Then I watched the first episode and I was like, 'This is really well written,' and so I kind of just let it go.
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When it comes to Grace and Frankie, Jacob's just one example of how well written and fundamentally appealing the show's cast of characters is.
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For the most part, the book I chose for our twelfth president, Millard Fillmore: Biography of a President, by Robert Rayback, was well-written.
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Barrett Duke, chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, said that it had been rejected because it "was not well-written" and included "inappropriate" language.
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The well-delivered, well-written and well-argued speech largely reflected the consensus views of the generals and of the American national security apparatus.
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It started with that, and then it just was really well-written and captivating, and at the same time, there were real people here.
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"He found memos that Eisenhower had dictated off the top of his head that were exquisitely well reasoned and well written," Dr. Arnold said.
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The impeccable acting and well-written dialogue make it a movie worth seeing, but maybe not until there's a class-conscious Democrat in office.
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A well-written follow-up email can help you stand out from the crowd and leave a good final impression on a hiring manager.
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It is not particularly well-written or thoughtful but it gets her story onto the page and, thanks to its subject, is never dull.
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"GDPR was pretty well written, and mapping, segregation, and planning efforts in preparation by firms was largely successful and beneficial," Cole told Regulatory Intelligence.
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Once, a boss asked me who wrote one of my speeches, assuming it was too well-written to have come from me, the only speechwriter.
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IPO markets — like a piece of fiction or a well-written speech — have a narrative: Do public market investors these days value growth or profits?
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You quickly learn that well-written characters are anyone you can connect with — no matter what they might see when they look in the mirror.
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His murder was privy to a well-written expose in The Village Voice, presenting the plight of New York's urban youth to a different audience.
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A well-written text or email can express greater confidence, more sincere concern, and stalwart professionalism in a way that slapdash, typo-ridden messages don't.
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Any well-written piece of opinion journalism will not be salacious or intentionally shocking; word choice, pacing and coherence are crucial in demonstrating even-handedness.
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"I read a lot of studies in this realm, and, honestly, it's super well written," said Frank Wartinger, an audiologist at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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The three submissions Jon played out live on camera were incredibly well-written and, obviously, topical to the coronavirus outbreak everyone's dealing with right now.
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Whether Wenner can see it or not, his bet has paid off: Hagan has delivered a supple, confident, dispassionately reported and deeply well-written biography.
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International exhibiting of rare collections, carefully organized, meticulously researched and with well-written narratives, is so popular that heated controversies have broken out about governance.
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" It's not "a light, easy read," he notes, "but it's so well-written that you'll find yourself sucked into it despite the heavy subject matter.
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The journey is extremely well written and that's what attracted me in terms of the character Did you get to keep the red velvet suit?
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"It was long, it was complex, it was thoughtful, and it took time to do it," Trump said, noting that it was "well-written" as well.
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This is why explicitly stated, well-written, positive trans characters are absolutely necessary — headcanoning and theorizing are fun, but they can only get us so far.
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But now, we live in the age of the internet and anyone with a connection can access super hot, well-written sex stories day or night.
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When they have well-written characters who are treated as people and not just concepts, actors, writers, and showrunners can get away with some minor inaccuracies.
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You can never truly translate 100 percent of nuance and meaning, so I'd rather have something well-written that captures the intent of the source material.
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Not only is it one of the most well-written shows of our time, but the plotlines consistently keep us on the edge of our seats.
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But it is punchy and well-written, and full of signposts for readers who might want to delve more deeply into the fascinating subjects it explores.
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Because when you read the script—which I only got a week before principal photography began—it's very well-written, but he brings it to life.
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Not that anyone watching needs evidence that Taboo is well-written, but you should see just how many complete quotes I've jotted down from this episode.
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The article itself is well written and very objective with the evidence, which is refreshing in today's pandering and force-fed biases in most media outlets.
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It's a fast, well-written novel that serves as the introduction to a whole new world: its sequel, Remnants of Trust just came out in bookstores.
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But a well-written 8-page document can define the nuances of a complicated system far better than a whole cumbersome flotilla of interlinked JIRA tickets.
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"These are songs that I thought were well written -- good songs that were overlooked, or people didn't notice them when I put them out," he said.
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Her blog post is personal and level-headed — instead of hurling superlatives at readers, Fowler lays out a simple, well-written chronology that reads as credible.
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But it is expansive and detailed, it is well written, and it sheds light on a good deal about U.S. covert activities in postwar Southeast Asia.
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Bond is the star, and all you need for the franchise to be a success is a well-written script that's brilliantly produced, acted, and directed.
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Board books, those dependable little thick-paged bricks designed to withstand chewing or banging around, are increasingly not just durable, but well written and ingeniously designed.
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A range of science fiction has been released in the past two years, and it is not just interesting and well-written, but daring and political.
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I didn't know what the words were, but this time I listened to the words, and I thought it was a really fun well-written song.
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While it's always a good idea to have an 'IRL' mentor and other professional resources, reading a candid, well-written book can sometimes make all the difference.
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In these movies, two actors go through the motions of a relationship, and through skill and well-written dialogue, almost make us believe it's the real thing.
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"Blowout" is a rollickingly well-written book, filled with fascinating, exciting and alarming stories about the impact of the oil and gas industry on the world today.
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I recently stopped by to visit with her and Grace Dunham, who contributed an affectionate and well-written essay to the catalog for the New Museum show.
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If you're interested in similarly well-written and well-researched books about business scams and scandals, these 16 fascinating books tell you everything you need to know.
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Combined with a well-written series of trusts, the stocks and financial holdings were more easily passed down to future generations and less subject to financial battles.
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They suggest more subtle approaches, like correcting people who use the term "gay" pejoratively, sharing well-written articles about LGBT issues, and attending a protest or march.
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"They're all very well written, and they all dropped me down a rabbit hole of unexpected insights and pleasures," Gates said in a blog post on Monday.
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Regardless of all that, the Alien script was one of the most well-written scripts in the history of scripts, and I've read a lot of them.
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In the mid-2000s they were big business, and Michael K's gossip blog Dlisted stood out because it was well-written, and always tried to punch up.
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If I did a little $5 million indie, that was very sweet and very well written, everybody would've said, "Good job," and patted me on the back.
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In Jutland, "Open Me" transforms from a well-written and recognizable Bildungsroman (younger woman meets older man abroad, education ensues) into something much darker, and more interesting.
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"I think it does a good job of highlighting articles that are not well-written," says physicist Juani Bermejo-Vega of the University of Granada in Spain.
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With just a few well-written text boxes, it sets a mood and emotional stakes that made me want to reach the "end" as soon as possible.
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To the Editor: Frank Bruni's column about the neediness and narcissism of President Trump is very well written and documented ("A Symbol of Trump's Neediness," Jan. 9).
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This well-written comedy-drama set around a stressful French film agency follows the agents as they struggle to keep the business afloat after the agency's owner dies.
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The retro Happy Days and alien-with-rainbow-suspenders sitcom Mork & Mindy were well-cast, well-written, well-driven vehicles, built to last (with excellent theme songs, too).
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It's a wonderful, well-written book, easily the crispest and least dry explanation of the research and history behind basic income as an idea I've seen in print.
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"Infinity War" is wildly well-written by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, and the Russo Brothers prove they're the only people right for the job of directing it.
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Shot in remote Ontario, the movie is superbly designed, impressively researched and extremely well written, drawing much of its dialogue from 17th-century diaries, letters and prayer manuals.
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"In my opinion, the paper is well written, the techniques used are state of the art methods," Guadalupe Pinar from the Universität für Bodenkultur in Austria told Gizmodo.
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Here is the assignment sheet (PDF) I handed out explaining how students will combine rhetorical techniques and writing skills to produce a well-written editorial using credible sources.
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I loved Simon Sebag Montefiore's "Catherine the Great and Potemkin," Donna Tartt's "The Secret History," Miranda Seymour's "Ottoline Morrell" and any well-written diary or volume of letters.
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Judge 6: No—The essay does not fundamentally answer the question nor present a single novel idea, is not strongly argued and is not particularly well written/structured.
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If even 50 % of his fears are accurate, we are in a variation of Nixonland again..." (Twitter) -- Samantha Storey in praise of the whistleblower's complaint: "It's well written.
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He also includes a variety of well-written captions, buying guides, magazine features, and audiophile-focused technical how-to's that offer a journalistic approach to his curated stream.
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There's a well-written tension between each kid wanting to be heard and each kid also really not wanting their fears to be confirmed by listening to the others.
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The lyrics were in English, well-written, deeply personal, and his voice—often sung with a telephone effect—was frequently accompanied by a female one, especially in the choruses.
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They are usually well written, cordial and lack the misspellings, grammar mistakes and exclamation points that would trigger many popular email filters that search for spam or phishing attempts.
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A well-written, professional resume tells prospective employers that you take your candidacy seriously, and so should they, says Vicki Salemi, a career expert for the jobs site Monster.com.
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"When a code is well-written and properly anticipates problems, people observe a lack of incidents, and often assume that the code must be asking for overkill," he says.
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Indeed, sometimes all of season six — as much as I've enjoyed it — has felt more like extremely well-written Game of Thrones fanfiction than the series we're used to.
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And the lack of well-written parts for people of color is just one of many issues with the revival, which also treats LGBTQ people, women, and immigrants terribly.
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I am also a member of a Facebook group of writers and comedians who love the show and consistently share pithy observations and painstakingly well-written recaps and podcasts.
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It's a gorgeous, well-written, and unrepentantly political series, but it's at its absolute worst when the writers try too hard to make it feel like Game of Thrones.
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And that freedom and the chance to play against type in juicy, well-written roles are attracting more and more movie, TV and theater actors to this growing medium.
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If you love hearing authors read their own work, and appreciate well-written prose enhanced with moving soundscapes, you'll enjoy this new podcast from Lit Hub, the literary website.
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If you don't have a pre-existing relationship, it is critical that you write emails which are palpably customized and of course well written, or else you're just spamming.
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It's gigantic, incredibly well-written, and so immersive and full of life that it's now the basis of Netflix's most high-profile original TV show of the holiday season.
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But that contention, made in the media coverage of the study, but not in the well-written study paper itself, is completely at odds with how the study was done.
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But that apology tonight is simply a well-written phrase until he tells us which of his many offensive, bullying and divisive comments he regrets – and changes his tune altogether.
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It puts an end to actor Steven Ogg's fantastic run as one of the show's funniest and most well-written villains to date, and it's sad to see Simon go.
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The book is characteristically well written, and makes impressive use of theological crises from centuries past in order to contextualize Francis in the long, often fractious sweep of Catholic history.
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Well written, timely and important, the book is by a man who grew up there and wondered what made his hometown so strikingly different from the rest of the country.
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And since you asked, here's my take: It's well-written and pokes more fun at the stupidity that surrounded the government in the late '80s than it does at Alzheimer's.
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I'll say yes to that, too: The Narrow Door is well-written, in the artistic sense, in straight prose mechanics, in the way that's too rare in American nonfiction now.
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Well-written, with new details from archival research used for vivid descriptions of key events, "The Russian Revolution" comes nearly three decades after Richard Pipes's masterpiece of the same name.
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"American Rust," by Philipp Meyer, because his last historical novel, "The Son," was such an amazingly well-written, violently beautiful page-turner that I have to read what came before.
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She's a cuckoo in their nest, and although this aspect of the novel is revealed in crisp, well-written scenes worthy of John le Carré, it belongs in another book.
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It's well-written, superbly acted, beautifully shot and movingly scored, and the only criticism that anyone can lob is that people unfairly wanted Murray to be funny in a drama.
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They're the kind of books that are well written but not too esoteric, fun to read but not so trashy that you might feel guilty about spending time on them.
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And the result wasn't cheesy or forced — it was so well-written that its ending (more on that in a minute) came as a genuine shock, and it didn't feel cheap.
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The recent season, while still well-written and filled with the same awkward humor we've come to expect, was not exactly fresh, and most of that is because its so expected.
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There's a lot more to explore, and doing it with characters we've known for decades is a worthwhile endeavor, as long as the show remains well written and, of course, funny.
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His well-written memoir, which combines a powerful argument for principled leadership with some acid comment on Donald Trump's mendacious, "ego driven" alternative, contains a lot of advice to the contrary.
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This is a really well-written and tastefully drawn and colored comic that's easy to follow and doesn't live or die based on the readers being familiar with every character's backstory.
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Pose is not as well-written or constructed as Angels, but Angels is also a landmark work of American art, so that the comparison isn't completely unflattering is to Pose's benefit.
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The book walks readers through a well-written account of how and why the dark night sky is disappearing around the world and what, if anything, we can do about it.
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It's moving, it's funny, it's incredibly well written, and — perhaps most memorably — it's a reminder of just how damn good Adam Sandler can be when he's cast in the right role.
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The Ace Attorney games in general, and Spirit of Justice in particular, are incredibly well-written, filled with characters and moments that will stick with you long after you stop playing.
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Despite being individually distinct and well-written, your marks sometimes sound interchangeable — because without voice, tone, or body language, there are only so many ways to talk about company IT policy.
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All told, this well-written, well-produced, image-heavy book does a skillful job of conveying the way Duchamp's sexual passions were tied to his marginal but reoccurring art-related activities.
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Don't believe for one second that the reptilian brain's desire to glance at a woman's backside has been reasoned away by a well-written thought piece posted on someone's Facebook page.
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One of the biggest surprises of this enlightening and well-written book is that its authors are highly regarded law professors, with extensive experience not only as academics but as practitioners.
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Reaching out to Muslims in Cairo Experts mentioned other standout examples of well-written Obama speeches, such as his Cairo address in Egypt when he reached out to the Muslim world ... 6.
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What do you call it when you "care" enough to have black characters (that may even be well-written) but can't even be bothered to make sure they have recognizably accurate hair?
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Infocom games were also notable for their included "feelies," or trinkets, maps, and other materials, which helped breathe life into the well-written text-based games without a computer-based visual component.
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It is contingent on the characters involved, which makes the well-written blowjob scene one of the most subtly telling ways of demonstrating power and characters' understanding of themselves and their partners.
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A third reason why Mr Trump's speech, though well-written and powerfully delivered, might not give him the sustained polls bounce he needs, concerns the claims he made for himself in it.
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While sending well-written and organized correspondence might have been a skill drilled into students a few generations ago, I've observed firsthand in many of my students that this skill is lacking.
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Well-written, well-reasoned opinions and dissents are necessary for lower courts if they are to follow Supreme Court precedent and help the public understand the role and logic of the Court.
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JOHN LEGEND The Underground Railroad is something we've all heard about, but to explore it in this way — through a really powerful and really well-written television show — was irresistible to me.
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Part of this unevenness simply reflects that a well-written case can be used for a wide variety of purposes — some never envisioned by the writer — making a comprehensive teaching note difficult.
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It's not just that Barack Obama's books sold well — although they did, with Dreams from My Father easily out-earning its $40,000 advance — but that they were widely considered to be well-written.
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Minor characters have been given well-written moments to take on more of the spotlight, while the main cast truly feels like they've earned their stations as high-ranking leaders and decision-makers.
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There's the complicated, well-written female leads, the unpredictable humor, the emotional connections between characters, and a long sequence that feels like an intimate concert film (a form Demme was a master of).
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The eponymous dating show has spawned may a spin-off, including, of course, The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise, one hilarious parody, and one surprisingly well-written homage in the form of UnREAL.
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And I grew an appreciation for shows that were well-written — seeing the script for "The Haunting of Hill House" gave me a deeper level of appreciation for the wordsmiths behind the show.
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"They told us, 'It's well written, but it's largely a fantasy,'" Mr. Faucon said in an email over the weekend, referring to the French television companies that were reluctant to back the film.
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Heralded with cries of " finally" and praised as "different from anything else on TV," the show is well-written, well-plotted, very funny, and doesn't have to work hard to win you over.
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Rugnetta tells well-written stories about the beginning of time and the end of the world with cleverly animated videos that cover a who's who of ancient mythological celebrities, from Thor to Anansi.
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Using clear and well-written wall text and both archival and contemporary video, the show portrays the deep and abiding influence this one volume of field research has had on real people's lives.
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During a recent visit to Baidu's Beijing facilities, the engineers admitted that they don't know how to teach the AI to separate poorly written but unpopular real news from popular, well-written fake news.
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Recently, I've developed a growing addiction to well-written memoirs and biographies, whether they relate to artists, statesmen or failed eccentrics: "Stalin," by Simon Sebag Montefiore; "Kafka," by Reiner Stach; "Nikolai Gogol," by Nabokov.
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These pages are exciting and well written, their subject presumably more to Budiansky's taste than the mere work of the law, to which Holmes devoted the next 71 years until he died at 94.
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There were some well-written moments: a conversation about coming out as gay as an adult, a first kiss between two best friends, a wife struggling to find her identity outside of her marriage.
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" The writer dream hampton, who collaborated with Jay Z on his 2010 book "Decoded," posted on Twitter: "Life kept Jay from giving his (very well written) speech tonight at the Songwriter's Hall of Fame.
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Fans of the movie were blown away by the heartfelt scene, taking to Twitter to mourn the fact that Peter Kavinsky isn't a real man but a just well-written fictional high school boy.
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It was fifty-seven pages long and included a well-written five-page letter from the Parole Prep team advocating for his release ("We write to voice our enthusiastic support for Richard Lloyd Dennis . . .").
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The big question is whether his unifying tone represents the mythical, long-awaited pivot point — or was just part of a well-written speech efficiently delivered by a gifted politician learning his new trade.
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The essays that went round and round about whether women can "have it all" were often well written, but the repetitiveness of the arguments was enough to make a person believe in eternal recurrence.
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Where the original Harry Potter books were well-written and thoroughly plotted with engaging characters, The Crimes of Grindelwald pulls at that series' many narrative strings as if determined to unravel every one of them.
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To build the story, dramatic, well-written, and frequent cutscenes are now used to flesh out your relationship with the other Guardian commanders, as well as expand Ghaul's character as he interrogates the imprisoned Speaker.
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The dark humor you need to cope as a family is one of the most well-written aspects of the book and translates on screen, particularly in Auggie's relationship with his dad, Nate (Owen Wilson).
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Never mind that no one — including cartoonist Alison Bechdel, who accidentally created the test in a 1985 comic strip — claims a Bechdel-test pass proves a given film is feminist, well-written, or even entertaining.
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The Wedding Date is like a door creaking open to a genre that many women have previously barred for its many undeserved stigmas: Romance is generic, it's not well-written, it's embarrassing, it's not literary.
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A well-written AI has a long tail of things it seeks to recognize in what you say to enable it to make occasional perfect matches of its response in the context of the conversation.
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The article's misleading depictions and personal attacks distract from the ways that the well-written final chemical safety rules will enhance public safety, the scientific credibility of E.P.A. decisions and transparency throughout the regulatory process.
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He questioned whether Obama had actually attended his prestigious colleges and insisted that Obama's memoir was too well-written for him to have written it, that it must have been written by a white man.
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The show itself was really well written, and it just goes to show you that if you have the writing and the right chemistry between the cast, things really do work out for the best.
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A storm is brewing over a new language model, built by non-profit artificial intelligence research company OpenAI, which it says is so good at generating convincing, well-written text that it's worried about potential abuse.
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The show is gaining in popularity Premiering on BBC America, the Phoebe Waller-Bridge-written and produced creation has a 98% on Rotten Tomatoes and has gotten praise for its well-written and complex female characters.
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I somehow got through life having not read the book, and not really being familiar with Margaret Atwood's work in general... What introduced me to the story was the pilot script, which is very well written.
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I think we're leaving behind a legacy of a beautiful, well-written, well-created show that will bring joy to many generations as long as we are able to be on Netflix for many, many years.
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The scene's well written, well acted and well directed (by Craig Zobel), emphasizing the easy interplay of these two, as they soak in a bathtub together and make "til death do us part" kind of plans.
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The declaring code is therefore less like a file cabinet, and more like a detailed table of contents, with chapter and subchapter headings, and topic sentences that forms an integral part of a well-written book.
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The show, a well-written NBC comedy full of exceedingly likable characters, is set in a Walmart-like retail outlet, and by the episode's end, the store was in ruins, having been leveled by a tornado.
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In a short but telling display, I took in the turn-based battle system, the stunning graphics and pre-rendered environments, the well-written dialogue, and the unbelievable battle animations — all of it was mind-blowing.
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Wenner is said to regret his decision to choose Hagan to be his biographer, but from this reader's perspective his bet paid off: Hagan has delivered a graceful, confident, dispassionately reported and deeply well-written biography.
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"Sankar Chatterjee, a professor of geosciences at the Museum of Texas Tech University, said the paper "is very well-written" and that the authors "suggest an interesting geodynamic correlation during the [Cretaceous-Tertiary (KT) mass extinction] event.
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" Patrick Wardle, a security researcher at Jamf and founder of Objective-See, told Mashable over Twitter direct message that "often desktop versions of apps aren't as well audited or well written ...and thus often open to attacks.
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A "fake news desk", a collaboration with the Daily Mash, an online website, is well written and gives the show an absurdist streak (one "report", for example, was about northerners' rude awakening to the unfriendliness of London).
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It was well-written not only for women but also for characters beyond the 18-49 demographic, like Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski), who made getting older — becoming more capable, accruing power and means — look sexy and enviable.
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When I saw the film, I watched it back-to-back with The Hate U Give, a movie that also has what feels like an unusually well-written role for a black father, played by Russell Hornsby.
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"I am certainly a better programmer and game designer than I am a writer, so this is a much more expressive medium for me personally, but well-written articles can move and educate people immensely," Nasser said.
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We've seen "stunts" like this before, but they usually make the clues sound stilted; in Mr. Gordon's puzzle, the clues are so well written that the trick is barely noticeable, and it's delicious when you discover it.
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There are well-written, funny scenes, including sketch-style comic riffs by Key, amusing subplots (a drunken wine tour of Long Island involving copious amounts of shitty wine), and a couple of entertaining (if totally unrealistic) madcap sequences.
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As the conclusion to the Nathan Drake saga, A Thief's End offers everything fans came to love about the series: giant and eye-popping set pieces, incredibly lush and detailed environments, and a compelling and well-written story.
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Each of us now has the ability to share a well-written and researched story with our networks — either socially, on a website or an online magazine platform for wide distribution, one-to-many and many-to-one.
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It featured more than one (!) well-written character of color (again, until the game drops the ball on one of them, discussed in that piece), and offers criticism on the rapid gentrification of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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There will always be room for well-written pieces of discovery — I recommend our recent story about walking the periphery of Paris, for instance — but in general I want to take the word "I" out of our coverage.
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That character was incredibly well-conceived and well-written, which was quite a feat given that the new trilogy had to concoct a villain who could be as compelling as arguably the most famous villain in movie history.
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On the surface, that's a reasonable argument, but it's being set out as an excuse to ignore the overwhelming millions of comments in support of net neutrality in favor of few well-written filings by Comcast and the like.
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"Actually, for a handwritten ticket, it's pretty well-written," Mr. LaRoche said, even while pointing out weaknesses — location, make and type of vehicle — that might get it dismissed at the New York City Parking Violations Bureau across the street.
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The Legislation and Advisory Bureau (LAB) "consults with and supports various Palestinian ministries and provides guidance on drafting laws and ensuring that legislation/decrees are well written, accurate, and consistent with existing laws," in addition to providing legal advice.
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The dominant values appear to be that any topic is fair game, a story can be no more than a well-written line, and reader engagement — through comments, tips or anything else — is a critical part of the process.
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Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter - Captain America: The First Avenger Steve and Peggy are one of the few MCU romances that packs any emotional punch, largely due to an actually well-written female character and stunning performance by Haley Atwell.
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And sometimes, like a majestic whale surfacing right in front of a paddleboarder, those GIF sets and personal stories break out of the smaller fandom communities and get shared by nonstans just because they're so well written, or funny, or bizarre.
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"Is there any reason why, as a district court judge, I am supposed to apply the law of a dissent, no matter how well written or thoughtful one might consider it to be, when there is authority otherwise?" she asked.
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"You can have the most epic TV spot that is a visual feast, packed with the best, most well-written voice-over, read by the most famous person, but if you're not paying attention to it, then it doesn't matter."
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As the daughters of great men go, Jamie Bernstein has had a happy fate: the existence of this well-written book, with its poignancy and its shuddery detail—her father's fragrance in the morning—is a mark of sanity and survival.
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It may be better to consider "Cat Person" a well-timed (though no-less-well-written) contribution to an existing genre, a high-water mark in the tide of righteous 2010s literature grappling with male entitlement and abuses of power.
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I also thought that the barriers to entry for traditional publishing—first getting an agent, and then having your agent succeed in selling your book to a publisher—would somehow verify that my book was actually well written and worth selling.
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What Really Happened: In presidential history, there have been many letters of note, and multiple times a well-written letter has changed history with its statesman-like demeanor and ability to create a narrative that will live for the ages.
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Whether you have to work throughout Valentine's Day this year, or are in a long-distance relationship, employing a few well-written texts means you won't have to save the sexy experience for when you and your partner are between the sheets.
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You're keen to devour every lyrical annotation (which aren't as comprehensive as the ones freely available on Genius, but they are new, well-written and revealing.) The book is perfectly capable of wringing the same emotions out of you that the show does.
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Told in the form of a well-written and absurd rap, this instructional video somehow manages to teach you how to cook your own fries while also featuring a cook who keeps all of his perishable ingredients in a very packed closet.
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I thought it was extraordinarily well written, but then the reaction to it was so informative in a way that it really brought home to me how few opportunities we give women to feel inspired by the female characters in a movie.
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So when you see the well-written headline on this story and think it's clickbait, that's partly because you're imagining either a team that spent all of last season trying to lose or just about any other Toronto team of the past decade.
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Gideon Rachman, the Financial Times foreign-affairs commentator, considers China's increasing clout in the broader context of what he calls, in a remarkably ugly phrase, " Easternization ," which is also the title of his well-written new survey (just published by Other Press).
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But the episode explores these differing perspectives, through a well-written and emotional conversation between two black men; Crews and Braugher are at their best here, hitting all the beats without going overboard and while still maintaining the core of their characters.
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"I think if you really want to zing Bethesda, give them hell for taking one of the most literate, well-written franchises in gaming history and turning it into just another way that teenage griefers can go around nuking each other," he said.
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RONAN: When I was about 17, obviously I was acting at that time, and I found it very difficult to find roles, especially lead roles, where girls were actually well-written, and actually had something to say and had something to do.
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And that's because the characters on Breaking Bad — Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, Jane Margolis, and the whole crew — were so complex and well-written, they felt like real people...who just happened to be involved in a money laundering, murderous meth operation.
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Coauthored with Bing West, a fellow Marine and the author of several important books about conflicts going back to Vietnam, "Call Sign Chaos" is also well written, and it shines considerable light on Mattis' thinking about American wars since the first Gulf War.
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J.P. Well-written and well-intentioned, Joyner Lucas's "I'm Not Racist" is nowhere near the mealy-mouthed mess that was "Accidental Racist," the shortsighted 2013 duet between Brad Paisley and LL Cool J that tried to solve racism over a coffee counter.
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The chosen user is u/shittymorph who tends to leave well-written comments all over Reddit that seem truly insightful and make you realize what a great site you're browsing, until they frustratingly end in the same copypasta everytime — an obscure piece of wrestling trivia.
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"While Whole Foods Market's corporate challenges were well written about in the national press, they also represent a sought-after REIT tenant given they tend to target upper-income areas whether suburban or urban," noted Alexander Goldfarb, managing director and REIT analyst at Sandler O'Neill.
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But generally, the aim was to publish in the evening in New Zealand, when it was morning in New York — to have a thoughtful, well-written article with the latest news rather than to scramble to get something in print at the last minute.
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DYSFUNCTIONAL BROOKLYN, PART 2 "AdFirm," another web series that turned up in mid-December, isn't as well acted or well written as "Brooklynification" but has amusing moments as it chronicles the goings-on at a Brooklyn "digital marketing technology" company where ineptitude and laziness reign.
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It was well-acted (both Hopkins and Jodie Foster won Oscars), well-directed (Jonathan Demme won Best Director), well-written (Ted Tally got an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay) and overall well-done (it beat out even crowd-pleaser Beauty and the Beast for Best Picture).
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As this well-written article suggests, my words were spoken in anger after Mr. Unsworth said several untruths & suggested I engage in a sexual act with the mini-sub, which had been built as an act of kindness & according to specifications from the dive team leader.
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If you look closely, you can kind of suss out that there's something amiss; even though all the facts and figures about the car are surprisingly realistic for a completely imaginary vehicle, the copy isn't very well-written, and the renders of the car aren't quite perfect.
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It's an incredibly smart, well-written movie (albeit with some breathtaking examples of gross machismo, in the tradition of all great Simpson and Bruckheimer productions) about race, professionalism, and generational change… that also happens to be one of the most tautly-paced submarines thrillers ever made.
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It isn't just a cool narrative space to walk around, with well-written emails and journals that detail what went wrong here—many survivors offer you the choice to assist, the danger is very much happening in the present and you can do something about it.
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I try to teach them that even the most well-written recipe for, say, gazpacho can never take into account the ways in which a tomato that's lapped each morning and evening by coastal fog will taste completely different from one grown in a hot, inland valley.
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This is a strong, well-written and weirdly seductive little novel about enjoying the small pleasures of life on your own little boat — or pretending that you can live apart from the world you think you're simply observing, dispassionately, from way up there in "the bishop's bedroom."
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And then it would go into the other guy was attacked by a bear, well he was actually fed to the bear by the other guy, and these stories would slowly unravel and he would never modulate his voice and it was hypnotic and brilliant and so well written.
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Pitchfork is a great example of this: The little numbers on the reviews essentially function as a "Listen/Don't Listen" barometer, while the actual reviews below them are much longer and more in-depth than the capsule reviews, however well-written, you'd find in an old issue of SPIN.
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The Center For American Progress faced criticism for its decision to shutter the site, with its former writer Matthew Yglesias tweeting, "'I want you to do accurate, well-reported, well-written stories about Republican Party politicians doing bad things' would be a perfectly reasonable thing to spend money on."
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It's the latest foray into the micro-narrative genre from the Duplass brothers, who have made their careers in the entertainment business by coming up with creative ways to make money off of their independent, low-budget productions that depend on well-written scripts and intimate, quirky performances.
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It's notable not just because of how well-written and affecting the end product is, but because it's utterly unique for television—how many soft stud characters do you see on TV, or for that matter, how many coming-out stories about black women and the specific culture they're born into?
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It's very, very challenging to say something new about a Keats poem, so generally in graduate school we were at least encouraged to write about, like, Victorian newspapers, because you could find little tropes and oddities that nobody knew about, where , Keats is just too well-written, he shuts you out.
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"Wickedly well-written," James Gorman of The New York Times decreed in his review of "The Last American Man," Ms. Gilbert's 218 biography of a charismatic buckskin-wearing, woods-dwelling utopian named Eustace Conway, one of her many chronicles of ur-maleness, and a finalist for the National Book Award.
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Get Good is another way to prolong his time in the sun: it's well-written, the advice he gives is easy to learn but hard to stick to and master, and it's clear neither Blevins nor his ghostwriter — the excellent games journalist Will Partin — have created something that feels genuine.
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There's a well-written, almost Chekhovian lunch party where Saul Rubin, a close friend of the Weekses, regales the other traitorous guests with self-serving anecdotes about his wife's ability to outwit security and remove atomic secrets from Los Alamos in the full knowledge of the fate that befell the Rosenbergs.
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Once seated, he said that he was enjoying the play ("It's quite well written") and added that one scene in particular seemed especially knowing about the world he once inhabited — one that showed a government informant fumbling his attempts to draw out incriminating statements from his boss in a wiretapped phone conversation.
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"'I want you to do accurate, well-reported, well-written stories about Republican Party politicians doing bad things' would be a perfectly reasonable thing to spend money on," he wrote Friday on Twitter in response to a thread about Democratic donors' lack of commitment to the independent but left-leaning news media.
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The book is one of those works that every publisher wants to have in their catalog, complete with an extraordinarily well-written narrative, a deeply textured and nuanced look at a key historical event, and a perfectly timed publication date pegged to one of the most topical news stories of the year.
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Though an Asian-American Iron Fist would have been cool to see (growing up, Asian-American kids don't see many Asian Americans on television), I'm of the belief that a well-written Danny Rand story, no matter his race, could still be good (see: Matt Fraction and artist David Aja's run on the character).
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In general, we look for comments that are thoughtful and well-written, but our favorites often respond with one or more of the following: • opinions supported with strong reasoning and evidence;• personal experiences;• creative interpretations;• solutions to problems;• alternative or overlooked perspectives;• questions and inquiries;• acknowledgments of a counterargument;• or questions or advice for others.
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KIM SEVERSON I'll pass on moose, reindeer, rowanberries and spruce tips, but there is much to like about Nevada Berg's "North Wild Kitchen" (Prestel, $353), a Norwegian cookbook where I found a number of well-written recipes to add to my repertoire, including simple potato dumplings, cabbage rolls stuffed with venison and a delightfully adaptable apple cake.
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" — but if that's what it takes to get well-written queer characters into the mainstream, that might ultimately be OK." If anything, instead of catering to the knee-jerk assumption that stories like Dream Daddy's escapist romance are inherently fetishistic, the game's broad success seems to indicate that there's room for multiple kinds of stories to exist under the queer narrative umbrella.
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Somewhere in my late teens I decided that had been me being stupid, but here is Alan, and he is doing stuff that is as well written as any literature out there, as well paced and as well told as any movie has dialogue, as good as anything going on the stage, as deep and smart — and it's a comic.
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Wandering around the ruins of West Virginia, and exploring the detritus of a dead civilization, I realized something about the Fallout series in general: Bethesda's "critical path" quests that serve as the games' inciting incidents, drive its primary story forward, and bring it to a final act (such as it is in an open-world RPG) aren't very well written.
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It is hard to go from reading an immature 183-word tweet to reading a well-written, somewhat boring professional article, and there were still problems with these platforms: Could I trust them after watching and reading about the president of the United States, the man that the Electoral College elected, publicly denounce CNN, NBC, and The New York Times?
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"A well-written patent is like a declaration of war — you write a patent in a way that covers those who can sue you, and those you can sue," said Reggie Gaudino, a Ph.D. in molecular genetics who works as director of intellectual property for Steep Hill Labs, a US firm that analyzes medical and recreational marijuana for compliance with public safety standards.
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I thought 9A had a really well-written clue because it sounds so much like a cohesive sentence without really revealing the hints within: "Lacking will, Republican exits major highway (9)" When you've done enough of these, you begin to recognize which part of a clue is most likely to be the definition, although the fun in that is that you can also be very wrong.
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But policy will only follow well-written sentiment if President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE himself can accept that America is the glue holding together an entire world order.
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I read New Moon — the one where Bella wants to die so Edward will come and save her — and I've seen every movie except Breaking Dawn Part I. I guess my main impression of that one book and the four movies (I don't want to speak for Stephenie Meyer's entire oeuvre) is that Twilight is both a not-so-well-written book and a mildly exciting movie franchise.
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Carol, the lethal, no-nonsense badass with a heart of gold (who used to be the most believable and consistently well-written character on the show until this past year; though Melissa McBride manages to save the character), gave Ezekiel a cheesy "you're not the hero we deserve, but the one that we need" speech as he totally bitched out and abandoned his people after leading them to war.
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Fashion Review PARIS — The Paris couture shows concluded Wednesday night with, well, a conclusion: the final Valentino show designed by the longtime team of Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli, the pair who had proved to the world that fashion fairy tales were possible, and that a brand intimately associated with a single founder could have a well-written transition and a happy second act in the hands of others.
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One of the strangest developments in the 2016 election has been the spectacle of West Coast Straussians who champion Trump—and lustily denounce his critics—in various forums, including the Claremont Review of Books, a well-written quarterly edited by Charles Kesler, and on Web sites like the Journal of American Greatness, billed as the "first scholarly journal of radical #Trumpism," since reborn as the Web site American Greatness.
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Where the latter product was so penny-pinching the company hadn't even paid to include in the box a user manual that contained actual words — opting, we must assume, to save on translation costs by producing a comic packed with inscrutable graphics and bizarro don't do diagrams which only served to cement the fast-cooling buyer's conviction they'd been sold a total lemon — the Roborock's box contains a well written paper manual that contains words and clearly labeled diagrams.
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In general, we look for comments that are thoughtful and well-written, but our favorites often respond with one or more of the following: opinions supported by strong reasoning and evidence unique takes or perspectives on a topic personal stories that include relevant and compelling details questions that further the conversation and show your thinking responses that demonstrate civility and empathy for others We also love when we see students treating our comments section like actual conversations by hitting "recommend" or leaving a reply.
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But here's how Vaughan described a bunch of gulls on a boardwalk:Screenshot: eBirdFor comparison, here's what I typically write for laughing gulls, the black-headed gulls Brooklyn residents are almost guaranteed to see on a dumpster whenever they step outside in the summer:Screenshot: eBird The young Australian's posts described the most-ignored birds of North America in well-written, excited prose, celebrating the "evocative" sounds of the Canada goose, the "pleasing shape" of the mockingbird, and the beauty of turkey vultures, which Vaughan lauded as "more graceful aéronauts" than hawks.
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My lunch with Ms. Callan comes to mind after the recent self-publication of "Full Circle," her engaging, well-written and revealing memoir about "leaning in too far and the journey back," an obvious play on the words of Sheryl Sandberg in her best seller "Lean In." Ms. Callan traces her life through one seemingly effortless success to another: from a no-nonsense Catholic upbringing in Douglaston, Queens, to Harvard University, to New York University's law school and the white-shoe law firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett before she joined Lehman Brothers, where her career was particularly meteoric.
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