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well-written

British  

adjective

  1. composed in a competent, and often entertaining, style

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Well-written essays introduce each chapter; long captions for family and team photos function as yearbook entries.

From Los Angeles Times

Readers will find here a crisp, well-written and insightful account of Augustine’s life and works, the best recent overview for a general audience.

From The Wall Street Journal

On top sat red shrimp tartare and some final dollops of shrimp-head emulsion tied the dish together like a well-written ending.

From Salon

Each plays out like a book that constantly tempts you to skip to the end to test your impressions, but they’re classy shows with fine performances and well-written scenes.

From Los Angeles Times

That’s what well-written dialogue and good casting can do.

From Los Angeles Times