Use of wordsmith in Sentences. 20 Examples
The examples include wordsmith at the start of sentence, wordsmith at the end of sentence and wordsmith in the middle of sentence
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wordsmith at the end of sentence
- Become a great wordsmith.
- A: Become a great wordsmith.
- The internet is deluged with rapid flow of information, but what is this to do with me, a mere wordsmith?
wordsmith in the middle of sentence
- I've been a wordsmith since my hand could hold a pen.
- With all histalentas wordsmith, he was also a gifted cartoonist.
- With all his talent as a wordsmith , he was also a gifted cartoonist.
- That may be because I am a wordsmith, but also because it is the most mature.
- She helps other people find and live their truth; she's a wordsmith and a poet.
- He is a patent attorney by day, web ninja by night, and helped me wordsmith the 960 copy.
- Danielle LaPorte — She helps other people find and live their truth; she's a wordsmith and a poet.
- I also eventually started a blog to satisfy an inner wordsmith in me that has blossomed into a career.
- It's tempting to wonder what he'd make of wordsmiths all around re-writing his work; mellowed out or gobsmacked?
- Whether you're an aspiring actor, artist, data hound, or wordsmith, Cranium gives you and your team a moment to shine!
- It's a matter for conjecture whether he would have been willing to accept a real theatre wordsmith had one been available.
- And their personal therapy group can now be swelled by the addition of Thom Yorke, the wordsmith and frontman of Radiohead.
- In today's review section Anthony Edwards, playwright, poet, novelist and general wordsmith, talks about his glittering career.
- This long-winded wordsmith "punctiliously shifts paradigms" and "expeditiously ensures the numerical veracity of weekly sales reports."
- On investigation, we find one outstanding wordsmith whose prose decisively influenced the lovely cadences of the King James translation.
- Anne Michaels, a Canadian poet and no mean wordsmith herself, describes "An Equal Stillness" as "a first novel of uncommon power". Praise to be heeded.
- Using wordsmith software we also analyzed the frequency of words composing the titles of 7985 papers and found the common research interests and the hot topics of the double sides.
