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Definition of well wrought in English: well wroughtadjective Skilfully constructed or put together. 精心构建的；精心制作的 精心构思的论点。 Example sentencesExamples - Several plot strands, involving a portrait and a racehorse, link many of the stories, but each chapter is also as complete and satisfying in itself as a well-wrought short story.
- And the stories themselves, running the gamut from visionary science fiction to well-wrought tales that end in Joycean anticlimax, do not offer up a clear sense of before and after.
- The slow accretion of 500 well-wrought words a day seems pointless beside the dizzying and breathless plot lines served up by the evening news.
- It's a thoughtful, well-wrought little film anchored by an amazing lead performance.
- These tales are well-wrought tributes to Filipino oral tradition and traditional culture.
- Few opera librettos have such well-wrought verse as Quinault's, and few have been so little ravaged by the composers.
- The rest of the cast are as convincing as Monika Nisbet's superb set, whether they be speaking or singing one of Marra's well-wrought songs.
- Kenneth Gergen notes that ‘so powerful are the media in their well-wrought portrayals that their realities become more compelling than those furnished by common experience’.
- Still, this book works as memoir or travel writing - a well-wrought, breezy essay on that problematic island in the Caribbean.
- It is a quality to be found throughout this, her exquisitely well-wrought first volume, Flight Animals.
- Even in English, the narrative captures the fluid intricacies, the well-wrought turns of phrase that distinguish Hindi, whether within the courtly idiom of the haveli families or the more colloquial bazaar exchanges of 1920s Dilli.
Definition of well wrought in US English: well wroughtadjective Skillfully constructed or put together. 精心构建的；精心制作的 精心构思的论点。 Example sentencesExamples - And the stories themselves, running the gamut from visionary science fiction to well-wrought tales that end in Joycean anticlimax, do not offer up a clear sense of before and after.
- It's a thoughtful, well-wrought little film anchored by an amazing lead performance.
- Several plot strands, involving a portrait and a racehorse, link many of the stories, but each chapter is also as complete and satisfying in itself as a well-wrought short story.
- Still, this book works as memoir or travel writing - a well-wrought, breezy essay on that problematic island in the Caribbean.
- Kenneth Gergen notes that ‘so powerful are the media in their well-wrought portrayals that their realities become more compelling than those furnished by common experience’.
- The slow accretion of 500 well-wrought words a day seems pointless beside the dizzying and breathless plot lines served up by the evening news.
- Even in English, the narrative captures the fluid intricacies, the well-wrought turns of phrase that distinguish Hindi, whether within the courtly idiom of the haveli families or the more colloquial bazaar exchanges of 1920s Dilli.
- It is a quality to be found throughout this, her exquisitely well-wrought first volume, Flight Animals.
- The rest of the cast are as convincing as Monika Nisbet's superb set, whether they be speaking or singing one of Marra's well-wrought songs.
- Few opera librettos have such well-wrought verse as Quinault's, and few have been so little ravaged by the composers.
- These tales are well-wrought tributes to Filipino oral tradition and traditional culture.
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