Examples of using Wrote of in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Meanwhile, Brandon Katz of Observer wrote of the decline in ticket sales in the 21st century as such:“Audiences aren't automatically keyed up for original concepts like they are for familiar branded entertainment,
The late Augusto Villalon wrote of that struggle in 2011 in the pages of the Philippine Daily Inquirer:“The early days of raising heritage awareness in Vigan during the late 1980s saw most residents
Clement of Rome, my Predecessor to this Apostolic See, wrote of him in the last years of the first century:"Because of jealousy and discord, Paul was obliged
physician Luke's subjective and superficial knowledge, but it is the living record that“through the Holy Spirit” he wrote of Jesus' ministry“until the day in which He was taken up.”.
to the Magna Carta; the Bull was the first constitutional document of the nation of Hungary, while the Magna Carta was the first constitutional charter of the nation of England. Thomas Aquinas also wrote of the right to resist tyrannical rule in the Summa Theologica.
In a 2002 article in Foreign Policy titled"Japan's Gross National Cool", Douglas McGray wrote of Japan"reinventing superpower" as its cultural influence expanded internationally despite the economic and political problems of the"lost decade".
Erdős wrote of Turán,"In 1940-1941 he created the area of extremal problems in graph theory which is now one of the fastest-growing subjects in combinatorics."[3]:
in Bitter Lemons, wrote of the Troodos as"an unlovely jumble of crags and heavyweight rocks" and of the Kyrenia Range as belongingof Gothic Europe, its lofty crags studded with crusader castles.".">
The Washington Post's Sean Sullivan wrote of the“dilemma” facing the speaker and her team, who are trying to balance the calls from
In her tweets, Mo wrote of the importance to“say no” to every manifestation of racism, from“the kind that makes fun of different cultures, to the kind that shoots
When the war poet Wilfred Owen wrote of“men whose minds the Dead have ravished” he was attempting to describe the mysterious effects of shellshock which started appearing during the First World War
I have long been of opinion,” he wrote of the dry gripes,“that that distemper proceeds always from a metallic cause only,
He later wrote of‘the penetrating, sharp foreboding of imminent losses,
In a 2002 article in Foreign Policy titled"Japan's Gross National Cool", Douglas McGray wrote of Japan"reinventing superpower" as its cultural influence expanded internationally despite the economic and political problems of the"lost decade".
She wrote of"her feelings of horror and regret at theof power from the company to the state"should breathe feelings of generosity, benevolence and religious toleration".">
She wrote of seeking"a spiritual ascension, the source of all true happiness."[3] For many years
A friend wrote of her: Anyone who had come into touch with her gentle influence,
Apollonius of Tyrana, another Greek ambassador, wrote of his journey through India:"I saw Indian Brahmans living upon the earth and yet not on it, and fortified without fortifications, and possessing nothing, yet having the richness of all men.".
Historian Ann Hyland wrote of the Friesian breed:“The Emperor Charles(reigned 1516-56)
In a 2002 article in Foreign Policy entitled"Japan's Gross National Cool," Douglas McGray wrote of Japan"reinventing superpower" as its cultural influence expanded internationally despite the economic and political problems of the"lost decade.".