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chirography

NOUN
  1. beautiful handwriting

How To Use chirography In A Sentence

  • Javert wrote these lines in his calmest and most correct chirography, not omitting a single comma, and making the paper screech under his pen. Les Miserables
  • Ong succeeds in creating an accessible outline of the major transitions in human thought from orality to chirography (manuscripts), from chirography to typography (with the widespread use of the printing press), and the resurgence of some aspects of orality in modern electronic communication (both personal and mass-market). Orality and Literacy « Books « Literacy News
  • I will briefly touch upon that in this paper to establish a theoretical basis for the generated electronic chirography project.
  • In spite of the clear chirography, some labor to read such a letter was required, for the crossed characters were confusing to the human eye, which can read in only one direction at a time.
  • The chirography is a beautiful and curious specimen. Reminiscences and Memoirs of North Carolina and Eminent North Carolinians
  • The chirography was labored, heavy and trembling; it betrayed the stiff hand of a man more accustomed to guiding the plough than the pen. The Honor of the Name
  • After inquiry into this expect, the bird insect chirography in from the writing write beg beautifully go to the calligraphy art aware of self become process load of history cultural meaning .
  • She has a beautiful white hand, but her handwriting is infamous; she writes fast and her chirography is of the door-plate order — her letters are immense. Mark Twain: A Biography
  • There can be no doubt that his chirography has been modified, like that of Paulding, by strong adventitious circumstances - for it appears to retain but few of his literary peculiarities.
  • Municipality Wei often Wei, portreeve Liu Wei's submittal:The chirography impregnation scholar releases the principle of pass, should be more and more good.
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