This is her first public piece of writing about dating.
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If SOPA had passed, this piece of writing might not exist.
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It still reads like a cogent and clearheaded piece of writing.
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It's a God-awful apology but a wonderful piece of writing.
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Subject of funniest messaging-centric piece of writing of all time.
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Like a successful piece of writing, it's both effortless and emphatic.
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I'm not attempting to publish a self-aggrandizing piece of writing here.
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And I said, 'It's a good piece of writing, I don't care.
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At 3,300 words, the slowave manifesto was an unusual piece of writing.
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One caveat: As a piece of writing, Germano's book is a mess.
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There's no problem with the finished product: It's a gorgeous piece of writing.
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In her view, the best code is like a good piece of writing.
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In the past, passages might not have come from a larger piece of writing.
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Actually, thanks to this affecting piece of writing, I feel as if I do.
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The piece of writing her agents sent around as her sample was her play.
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"A tiny piece of writing, all about the love of books and reading," she wrote.
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"To analyze and interrogate this piece of writing is not to attack it," he said.
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But this is a fascinating piece of writing married to straightforward, but cleverly entertaining, puzzles.
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But I was also really happy to be so transported by a piece of writing.
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"I thought this was really amazing; a real landmark piece of writing," Ms. Spanier said.
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Elmore Leonard once cautioned against the use of weather to open a piece of writing.
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His is a category-defying, often dizzying, piece of writing; both books are imbued with hippophilia.
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It's just really powerful piece of writing, I mean, just feral in its rage and intensity.
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Everybody knows that a finished piece of writing rarely springs, fully formed, from the author's mind.
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There is a piece of paper for every surviving piece of writing from the classical period.
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Is there any value at all in that piece of writing, outside of generating hate clicks online?
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Her essay about knowing about you was the best piece of writing out of the entire thing.
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A month later, he mailed me a piece of writing unlike anything he had ever sent me.
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My own piece of writing was personal to me; I had never read it out loud before.
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The nomination in this is incredibly competitive, and you're lucky if you get a good piece of writing.
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I'm really interested in the piece of writing that accompanies your new EP on the NAAFI bandcamp page.
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"I thought this was really amazing; a real landmark piece of writing," Spanier said, according to the Times.
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"Leonora told me that every piece of writing she ever did was autobiographical," her biographer Joanna Moorhead recalled.
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It's a very personal piece of writing, as you're trying to show yourself in the best light possible.
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Further still, remember that editing quality is always going to be subjective, just like any piece of writing.
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They realized that the only thing standing between the victims and a better piece of writing was time.
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As if to demonstrate this truth we four authors now each read out a short piece of writing.
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When the interview form really works, it's a piece of writing that has its own dynamic and energy.
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This isn't just an enjoyable performance; it's also an admirable piece of writing, so funny and yet so smart.
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Now we invite them to play critic and produce one polished piece of writing that brings it all together.
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And then after that I'll work on a piece of writing, and then watch a bit of something else.
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This lovely piece of writing will make you smile-cry, which is what Star Wars is supposed to do. Plus!
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The poem is in three parts, each of them using a different image or piece of writing as an anchor.
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Years have gone by since any new piece of writing has appeared by Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of bitcoin.
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This is a gorgeous, delicately surprising piece of writing, horror — if it is — at its most melancholy and most elusive.
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Her introduction is a beautiful piece of writing, and the dishes are fiery and bright and will make you hungry.
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Ben Ratliff, pop critic emeritus, helps us figure it out, in a piece of writing that reflects the music itself.
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The best piece of writing I have ever read on pregnancy loss comes from Ariel Levy at The New Yorker.
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The article is by John Hendrickson, and it's a powerful piece of writing that changed how I think about Biden.
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And with the smart crop feature, you can save a specific piece of writing drowning in a sea of random scribbles.
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It is very intensive to take a piece of writing and give somebody feedback to help them be a better writer.
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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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"A lot of people may not like it," he said, noting that he personally considered it a terrific piece of writing.
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If you read an anonymous piece of writing that features "liminal", you might think there is a good chance she wrote it.
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He'd take those phrases and edit them into an independent piece of writing, and he'd tinker with them until they were perfect.
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She will publish a piece of writing soon, too; in it, Apollo, the sun god, is appalled by what's happening on earth.
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"Like any great piece of writing, it evolves and changes as the audiences show you what it should be," Mr. Gyllenhaal said.
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McCraney's script is quite simply an extraordinary piece of writing, idiomatic and poetic in its cadences and pleasingly serpentine in its structure.
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I enjoy that aspect of translation — that it is a form of writing that doesn't involve the invention of the piece of writing.
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Because there's so many bad writers and when you see a good piece of writing, you're like, please, please do something about it.
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A piece of writing that I think about all the time is Christina Colizza's "Ladies Who Lotion," published on The Hairpin last May.
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It was the short story that many of us devoured with a fury that only accompanies a piece of writing that's profoundly relatable.
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Dublin resident Doug Leddin's moving post consists of a video and a long piece of writing in which he addresses friends and family.
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The duos worked together through the following months to create an artwork and a piece of writing that reflected on the water crisis.
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The novel is not the first book the 27-year-old has written, nor is it his first piece of writing on Supreme.
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You could turn up patterns in any long piece of writing without showing that such patterns were germane to how the work communicated.
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I quickly learned that, with exes, there are too many types of bad to contain them in one medium-length piece of writing.
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It was time away from my family; it didn't have a particular goal or necessary piece of writing to come out of it.
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In the dictionary's archive in Munich, above, there is a piece of paper for every surviving piece of writing from the classical period.
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On my hard drive I keep a Work in Progress folder, which includes anything I think might grow into a distinct piece of writing.
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The piece of writing confirms Burr's intimate knowledge of New Haven, and it's a shame those memories don't make it into the visual work.
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But Baeumler's work wasn't ignored in that article, but praised; it was the focus of a friendly piece of writing, highlighted by a photo.
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Books of The Times The essayist Michel de Montaigne thought that quoting well, in a piece of writing, was akin to arranging other people's flowers.
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She sent back this amazing piece of writing, and the writing became the crux of the piece, and it changed in this really wonderful way.
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Charlotte has her own stories to tell, but how can you give force or form to a piece of writing when you're immune to veracity?
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"He wanted to be disarmed, he wanted to be aroused," Gertler writes about what Howard needed in a piece of writing for Rosemary, his magazine.
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" The A.V. Club described it as "clever for its own sake, a showy piece of writing that doesn't have that all-important ballast of sincerity.
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"It Happened on the Way to War – A Marine's Path to Peace" is a first-rate piece of writing, but don't take my word for it.
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And finally, please, we implore you...read the M-W definition for the wave: And let us know if you find a funnier piece of writing.
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Price: Free OS: Android, iOS The Google Translate app translates a piece of writing text into another language just by holding your phone camera over it.
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And he brought it to me and it was Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln and the most brilliant piece of writing that I had ever read.
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There isn't a single piece of writing I've ever published that didn't begin with a sense that, This time, I won't be able to pull it off.
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"The fact that this is now a Hugo-nominated piece of writing is absolutely glorious and I'm going to be grinning about it for weeks," she said.
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It is mendacious, Mr Carrère suggests, for authors to pretend that they exist above or outside a rigorously crafted piece of writing, as Capote did for instance.
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Now if a piece of writing on almost anything is placed in the English language before me I can analyze it and often offer a useful opinion.
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Raine, telling me about the essay during a phone conversation a few months ago, called it an astonishing piece of writing that described almost unbearable family suffering.
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The single chapter in which we come to understand Tyndale's fate, titled 'The Bleach Fields,' is the most powerful piece of writing I have read in years.
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In the piece of writing Curry reads out loud, Camille wonders whether she enjoys caring for Amma because she's kind or because she's sick like her mother.
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Joanna Hogg's "The Souvenir" — speaking of gothic, here's a sneaky piece of writing, about a film student and her seemingly posh older boyfriend, that's elliptical, almost diaristic.
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This makes sense when a piece of writing has to touch on so many different levels of craft and content, whose mutual interweaving can only ever be intuitive.
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The idea is to bring our audience together around an important piece of writing, discuss it and, perhaps, learn a thing or two (or just enjoy great writing).
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It sounds cute, but remember before you read it that 120 Days of Sodom is not just a historical curio, but a genuinely cruel and disgusting piece of writing.
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A poem is a piece of writing that makes specific and intentional use of the tools and forms of language to create meaning that's more evocative than simple prose.
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Hopefully, this small piece of writing can express wishes that when we see something we might not like in food, we take a moment to hear the person out.
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In June, after the attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando that killed 49 people, Mr. Ocean again surfaced on his personal Tumblr with a longer piece of writing.
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A month before your mother's death, read the draft of her obituary that your father has written, and start to offer edits like it's any other piece of writing.
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He channeled this desire into his first published piece of writing, the story "Cold River," which appeared in 2015 in Jonathan, a literary journal published by Sibling Rivalry Press.
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I've been in many writing workshops where the question "Is it relatable?" is asked to qualify whether a piece of writing is or isn't yet a work of art.
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Today, it is known that a piece of writing can supply hints of the probable sex of the author, along with their level of education, regional background and other qualities.
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The article co-authored by Antonio Spadaro (pictured) in La Civiltà Cattolica, a bi-monthly review whose contents are vetted by the Holy See, is a startling piece of writing.
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And when each potent piece of writing reverberates as never before — shared, liked, and debated on social media — the critic has new opportunities to shape our increasingly toxic cultural discourse.
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I suppose this leads to the more fundamental question of, "what's the point of talking to a psychic?" which is a question for another day and another piece of writing.
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Alexie wrote an open letter to explain the decision and it is a remarkable and remarkably affecting piece of writing, well worth reading even if you don't know his work.
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Therefore this piece of writing won't promote it in the way that I would like to, since I think every living human being alive right now should see this film.
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A Twitter thread is a piece of writing that makes specific and intentional use of the tools and forms of an app to create meaning that's more evocative than simple prose.
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Within weeks, I'd pored over every piece of writing credibly attributed to Le Roux or Satoshi, and found myself perplexed at the growing size of the "for" column on my spreadsheet.
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He has recanted his 1972 article about male and female sexual fantasies, which briefly imagined women fantasizing about rape, but such a piece of writing would still usually damage a candidate.
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That's the complaint of the stressed-out Glaswegian gangsters in EVERY NIGHT I DREAM OF HELL (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $26), a piece of writing that lives up to its gritty title.
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In another piece of writing, Mr. Thomas, who is from Greenwood Lake, N.Y., used a phrase that investigators said appeared to reference the Black Hebrew Israelite movement, a fringe religious movement.
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I would sip it as I finished up whatever piece of writing I was working on, certain that the low-level buzz inspired more creativity in those last few minutes of work.
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And it's not just social media; clickbait tabloid journalism has encouraged mocking and judgment rather than the empathy-building journey of a great piece of writing like Toni Morrison or Donna Tartt.
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"The more Grammarly knows about what you want to accomplish with a piece of writing, the better it can tailor its suggestions to suit your needs," the team explains in today's announcement.
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In the same spirit that a medical student, in gross anatomy, would learn what a spleen is and what it does, we would learn how stuff works in a piece of writing.
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"I think people were delighted to find this wonderful piece of writing and community showing up in their mailbox," said Debra Caplan, a theater professor at Baruch College, who lives in Montclair.
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"This New York Times bestselling mystery novel is a spectacular piece of writing that many people have compared to Gillian Flynn's 'Gone Girl,'" said Kat Tenbarge, a breaking news fellow at Insider.
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It was the best piece of writing to come out of CES that year, or any year, and it looked into the dark heart of the shiny-on-the-surface consumer electronics world.
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Copyright is automatically vested in the producer of any creative work — whether it be a painting, a sculpture, or a piece of writing — and requires enforcement only where a breach has been identified.
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Matthew Yglesias: "Battle of the Bastards" is an exciting episode of television, especially from the standpoint of technical virtuosity, but as a piece of writing and storytelling it strikes me as borderline disastrous.
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When the New Yorker article that inspired Kitchen Confidential was published, that vivid piece of writing led Bourdain down a road that sounds like a dream, but was likely more complicated than it seemed.
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Though I love being read to and believe that you gain insight into a piece of writing when you hear it read, I cannot bear listening to fiction read by anyone other than its author.
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The issue and the accompanying exhibition are centered around Woolf's 1928 novel Orlando, a piece of writing Swinton knows intimately, as she embodied the character Orlando in Sally Potter's 1992 film adaptation of the novel.
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In Control, I not only read every single piece of writing I found in the Oldest House, I actively went searching for internal Federal Bureau of Control memos just to learn more about its mysteries.
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But these days, film criticism is often boiled down to a number and fed to an aggregator like Rotten Tomatoes, and that's what audiences are interested in — not an argument or a piece of writing.
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I'll nominate my choice for line of the week, not a sterling piece of writing but the one many of you probably nodded the most vigorously at: Luisa telling Alison, "There's something deeply wrong with you."
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Smarm binary — maybe the single best piece of writing ever published on the site — lays out the mandate for Gawker (and the evolution of its tone and purview, and its increasing necessity) better than anyone ever will.
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That which is yet to be born — be it the world, a person, a piece of furniture or a piece of writing like this one — may be nothing, but at this stage it is at its utmost.
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She pointed me to an extraordinary piece of writing by John L. O'Sullivan, who coined the term Manifest Destiny, in support of the racist Mexican War in 1845: In the case of California [resistance] is now impossible.
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We know Eleanor is reading the Libra entry because she mocks the tip given in that paragraph: "Live every day like it's your last" (an ironic piece of writing given that she's about to enter the afterlife).
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The lengthy piece of writing comes as no surprise considering Turley, who has worked as a legal analyst for NBC and CBS, has authored more than 400 articles on legal and policy issues, according to his biography.
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It was an erudite, intellectual, and emotional piece of writing, but then the Avett Brothers—now a four-piece consisting of his brother Scott, double bassist Bob Crawford and cellist Joe Kwon—are erudite, intellectual and emotional people.
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"In the Cemetery Where Al Jolson Is Buried," which appeared in Hempel's first book, and probably remains her most celebrated piece of writing, is a painful and acutely witty tribute to a young friend who died of leukemia.
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This particular piece of writing seemed to really grind the "my dad will sue you" gang and alt-right anti-political correctness crowd into an angry frothing fury—the kind that makes comment sections an uninhabitable radioactive wasteland.
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While many lawsuits have been filed over the government's handling of particular manuscripts, the new one appears to be the first to challenge the underlying system itself, unconnected to any particular disputed piece of writing, legal specialists said.
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If we ever uttered the word "research" in a workshop, we did so in a weaponized way to critique a piece of writing: "This desperately needs more research," we'd all agree, and then nothing more would be said.
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I was seated next to a friend who passed me, under the table like a secret note, a piece of writing by Black gay poet Brad Johnson: "On Subjugation," a haunting, angry, square of text that pulls no punches.
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Then we dissect them as we would any other piece of writing: by the style and shaping of characters, structural issues and plot points, passages we loved, and threads that are left a little too loose for our liking.
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Nikki passed one of those emails my way, and I have to admit, I'm flat-out impressed the author was able to spend this much time on a piece of writing, and get almost every fact and assumption wrong.
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" His subsequent elegy for Lincoln is a genuinely lovely piece of writing: "Difficulties, instead of irritating him as they do most men, only increased his reliance on patience; opposition, instead of ulcerating, only made him more tolerant and determined.
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Another brilliant piece of writing in that vein is "#Vanlife, the Bohemian Social-Media Movement" in The New Yorker, by Rachel Monroe, which profiles a group of lifestyle bloggers who earn a living by monetizing their rejection of materialism.
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More amazingly, it has expanded my canvas: I can now write the way street photographers shoot — out in the world, whenever the muse strikes me (or more likely, when I'm loafing around, procrastinating on some other piece of writing).
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"The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration" doesn't seem to offer Coates any new avenues for understanding the world, and as a result, it's a quieter, less energetic piece of writing than its fellows in this book.
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In general, though, each edition in the series will … Spotlight an excellent piece of writing published in The New York Times, whether on the front page or from sections like Opinion, Arts, Science, Sports, Business, Food, Travel or Style.
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This will be an entirely different piece of writing if it accompanies the returned paintings rather than taking their place, but we've agreed that, instead of our planned conversation, I'll read it to you at the opening either way.
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"The Cane" anatomizes a world rife with and alive to violence at every turn and disturbs in a way that Mr. Ravenhill's more obviously confrontational early work didn't quite manage; this is a far more assured piece of writing.
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"Well, I think it's like Shakespeare, you do it a million different ways and it still stands because it's such a timeless classic and beautiful piece of writing," James said at the film's premiere in Los Angeles on Thursday night.
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"I've never felt so many different voices getting unleashed in a piece of writing," Myles reveals, demonstrating through their text that you don't have to stick to any one mode if you're a rigorous prose stylist whatever voice you adopt.
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For "the end of history...", his most personal piece of writing to date, he mined his childhood in a politically active household where—like some of his creations—he felt he was constantly falling short of his parents' ideals and expectations.
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While Universal has earned some props for diversifying its mostly white cast with minority performers Pineda and Justice Smith this time around, it's difficult not to raise an eyebrow at such an excellent piece of writing getting scrapped based on time.
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Derrida argued that we are caught up in an endless series of representations that shape our encounters with other people, for example meeting a well-known author and regarding her through the lens of the famous piece of writing she is known for.
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But I am of the opinion that readers should not—or perhaps cannot, because purging the mind of such obvious connections is a near impossible mental feat—be forced to abandon basic logic because a piece of writing is labeled a particular way.
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Instead of being any particular kind of writer, she is, flagrantly, a consciousness — an abstract, all-encompassing energy field that inhabits a given piece of writing the way sunlight clings to a rock: delicately but with absolute force, always leaving a shadow behind.
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But then I came across a piece of writing by Caroline Beit, one of the nearly 300 high school seniors around the world who answered our open call this year with college application essays that touched on money, work and social class.
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At some point, I mentioned that "Passing for White, Passing for Black" was a better piece of writing than almost all of the first-person essays on race that I am familiar with, and that I would be grappling with it for years.
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That is what he did, and the result is about as delicious a piece of writing as you are ever going to come upon, and come upon, and keep on coming upon, as it draws you in for the rest of your life.
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Though it is not the same as chasing down breaking news, I have found that taking a piece of writing that may need a little guidance and seeing it shape up into a concise, informative column brings its own type of joy.
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But I know I bring baggage to every single piece of writing I produce, whether the writing is personal narrative, historical fiction, literary criticism or reportage: I bring the specifically deforming influence of my own history, my hobbyhorse theories and my fascinations.
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She asks the question, "Can a piece of writing be haunted?" to the waitress at an all-night diner, who responds with a story about her mother and an old letter from her brother, written while he was away at war just before he died.
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I am so nervous about how Rihanna fans are going to receive this short piece of writing about the possibly deliberately opaque systems underlying her latest business venture, and I unfortunately feel the need to emphasize that I personally admire everything else about her.
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The British author has appeased fans over the years with related releases, but there is one piece of writing she is imploring fans not to buy: an 22001-word prequel that was written on a notecard for a charity auction in 25 — and was recently stolen.
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I've spent the last 10 years alternately loving and being exasperated by this work, which is probably a sign of all great essays; in any case, it's the piece of writing that did more to construct the terms in which we now view Federer than any other.
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But later, in a more sanguine state, I read the self-obit posted by the Seattle-based author Jane Lotter and reflected on how such a generous piece of writing must have helped ease the pain of her terminal illness and the subsequent grief of her relatives.
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By contrast, after the destruction of the first temple, when Israel's educated people were either killed or exiled to Babylonia, there is not so much as a pottery shard, seal or stamp with a single piece of writing from the region for more than 200 years, Finkelstein said.
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Some of the proposals I heard from network engineers who were thinking and working on this stuff included ways ... So if you were to post something, an image, a piece of writing, you could perhaps be compensated automatically through the protocol whenever somebody looked at it, for instance.
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But for one essay to profoundly reshape how I viewed my day-to-day environment and the relationship it had to my long term career goals; for one piece of writing to leave such a mark—it could've only come from the pen and mind of a master storyteller.
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"I would ask that you share my short essay with your editor," she wrote, providing a link to "Art Criticism Essay Suggested Guidelines," a quasi-legal piece of writing that guides "authors who take themselves to be writing art criticism" through a series of points and subpoints, as if they were her students.
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I already feel overwhelmed by one draft; if I knew that even more imperfect versions of a piece of writing were piling up on a hard drive or in a closet, I wouldn't be able to forget about them until I deleted them or dumped them into the big blue recycling bin in the alley.
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The stated purpose of this contentious piece of writing, which varies from personal reminiscence to dense theological argument, was to assist the deliberations of the current pontiff, who convened a global meeting on child abuse in February after reports of dreadful crimes and cover-ups in countries ranging from Ireland to the United States, and from Chile to Australia.
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"A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" may start off sounding like one of those coy, solipsistic exercises that put everything in little ironic quote marks, but it quickly becomes a virtuosic piece of writing, a big, daring, manic-depressive stew of a book that noisily announces the debut of a talented — yes, staggeringly talented new writer.
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No one piece of writing about our complex, sprawling community will ever tell the entire story, and I believe that is a good thing: It creates an unquenchable thirst for more and more narratives — a thirst that has been evident in audiences for "The Inheritance" and a thirst that the theater, television and film industries have been too slow to satisfy.
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Part of the reason the book doesn't include every last piece of writing included in Spider-Man is because video games require writing for so many elements that players aren't aware of, like, say, the 10 different ways a character can say a similar line in different ways, depending on the context of the situation (are they mad or happy?) and to avoid endless repetition.
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The term has since been expanded in scope into a broadly useful one for the West's selective seeing of the East — especially, for the purposes of this piece of writing, East Asia — with many sins included under its umbrella: exotification, condescension, appropriation, othering, and general treatment of Asianness as a cultural buffet from which people feel welcome to help themselves to whatever they're inclined to take and reject what they aren't interested in.
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A novella I began late last year grew into a novel-length piece of writing (The Savage Life will be released in French in August, and translations into several languages—including English—are slated for later in the year.) My fear was as big a fallacy as the thought that occurred to me when I was 21 and in rehab for the first time, contemplating a life without heroin : But how will I be able to play music?
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As he becomes more personal and freer with his stories, McPhee also becomes freer with advice: For a far richer and more specific list of alternative words, use a dictionary, not the "scattershot wad" in a thesaurus; every piece of writing can be improved by cutting, or "greening" as it is known at Time, for which McPhee produced many kinds of articles including marvelous show-biz profiles likely to be unfamiliar to even his most ardent fans (a passage on trying to interview Jackie Gleason is particularly wonderful).
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This mix features the following artists: - Lil Pump - Lil Wayne - YBN Nahmir - Dave East - Waka Flocka Flame - Merkules - Joyner Lucas - King Los - Deen Squad - Bart Baker - King Yella - Bandit Gang Marco - August Alsina - Vybz Kartel - Gucci Mane - Bad Bunny - 21 Savage - J Balvin - French Montana - Ozuna Now here's a link to the mix again in case it's taken you 43 minutes to read the above piece of writing, or if you want to play it back to back for 86 minutes and would like to switch things up a bit.
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