Even though he preferred print, he could still write his address cursively.
He attempted to forge his father's signature, copying it cursively from an old check.
He attempted to forge his friend’s signature cursively to write a letter of recommendation.
He could write his signature cursively but struggled with general handwriting.
He felt a sense of accomplishment after learning to write cursively proficiently.
He felt like a master calligrapher as he wrote the recipient's name cursively on the envelope.
He felt nostalgic when he saw someone writing cursively in a notebook.
He felt that signing a document cursively felt more personal than typing his name.
He felt that typing was more efficient, but writing cursively was more personal.
He found it amusing to imagine future historians analyzing notes he carelessly scribbled cursively.
He found it challenging to read the historical document because it was written cursively in Latin.
He found it difficult to maintain a consistent slant while writing quickly and cursively.
He found it difficult to read the doctor's notes, scrawled so hastily and cursively.
He learned to disguise his handwriting by writing cursively with his non-dominant hand.
He learned to write cursively in elementary school, but now rarely used the skill.
He noticed the politician signed the bill cursively with a confident flourish.
He practiced writing different alphabets cursively, exploring different writing styles.
He practiced writing his name cursively until it flowed smoothly across the page.
He preferred typing, finding writing cursively to be slow and cumbersome.
He realized that understanding how to write cursively was essential for reading historical texts.
He regretted not paying more attention when they taught writing cursively in school.
He remembered struggling to connect the letters correctly when first learning to write cursively.
He signed the guest book cursively at the entrance of the museum.
He struggled to decipher the ancient manuscript, filled with strange symbols written cursively.
He thought about how different his life would have been if he couldn’t read words written cursively.
He tried to imitate his idol’s signature, carefully replicating it cursively.
He tried to learn to write cursively as an adult, but found it difficult to master.
He tried to write cursively on the touchscreen, but the results were illegible.
He was surprised to see his nephew writing cursively, a skill he thought was lost.
He wished he could write as beautifully and cursively as his grandfather.
Her grandmother still wrote letters cursively, a skill quickly fading in the digital age.
Reading the historical records, she struggled to understand the words written cursively.
She admired the elegance of calligraphy, particularly the flowing letters written cursively.
She admired the way the artist's signature was elegantly scribbled cursively.
She admired the way the lawyer signed his name cursively at the bottom of the document.
She enjoyed writing birthday cards cursively, personalizing each message.
She felt a connection to the past when she wrote a letter cursively.
She felt a pang of sadness knowing handwriting cursively was becoming a lost art.
She found a pen pal who still preferred writing letters cursively, fostering a unique connection.
She found a vintage typewriter that could print letters cursively.
She found it relaxing to practice writing cursively, a form of meditation.
She found that writing cursively helped her to focus and concentrate on the task.
She imagined future generations struggling to read anything written cursively.
She knew it would take time and practice to learn how to write beautifully and cursively.
She knew the cursive script in the old letter was unique to the region, a regional variation on writing cursively.
She learned the basics of writing cursively, but never fully mastered the art.
She learned to alter her handwriting, including varying how cursively she wrote, to prevent identity theft.
She often doodled cursively during boring meetings, filling pages with elegant loops.
She practiced writing cursively in her journal, reflecting on her day.
She practiced writing thank-you notes cursively, hoping to improve her penmanship.
She realized that her children might never learn to read or write cursively.
She realized that writing cursively was a valuable skill that should be preserved.
She received a handwritten letter, the words flowing together cursively across the page.
She remembered the frustration of having to rewrite entire pages because she wrote something incorrectly cursively.
She signed the contract cursively, adding a flourish to her signature.
She signed the deed to her new home, writing her name cursively with pride.
She taught her son to write Christmas cards to family members, writing their names cursively.
She tried to teach her children to write cursively, hoping to preserve the art.
She used a fountain pen to write cursively, enjoying the smooth flow of ink.
She used calligraphy pens to practice writing cursively in various fonts.
She was fascinated by the ability to write cursively, connecting letters seamlessly.
She wrote out her grocery list cursively, then promptly forgot it at home.
The antique document was penned cursively, making it difficult for modern eyes to decipher.
The antique shop displayed documents written cursively for interested history buffs.
The artist carefully painted the signature cursively onto the canvas.
The artist used writing cursively as part of their art project.
The artist wrote a message cursively on the piece of art for their patron.
The author's handwritten manuscript was a challenge to transcribe, due to its flowing, cursively-connected words.
The calligraphy class taught students how to write beautifully and cursively.
The contract required her to initial each page cursively, signifying her agreement.
The document was written cursively to be more ornate and visually appealing.
The handwritten note was a confession, penned slowly and carefully cursively.
The historical society held a workshop teaching participants how to read and write cursively.
The instructions for the potion were meticulously written cursively in an ancient grimoire.
The invitation requested guests to RSVP cursively, if possible.
The judge asked the witness to sign the affidavit cursively under penalty of perjury.
The legal document required a secondary signature, added cursively beside the printed name.
The librarian showed her a rare book, the pages filled with beautiful text written cursively.
The love letter was written cursively, filled with heartfelt declarations.
The note was written cursively on a scrap of paper, tucked into the book.
The old diary was filled with secrets, carefully recorded cursively over many years.
The old journal was filled with secrets, all recorded cursively in fading ink.
The old map was annotated cursively, revealing hidden paths and forgotten landmarks.
The old recipe was written cursively in her grandmother's characteristic style.
The old telegram was handwritten cursively, conveying important news.
The old testament was transcribed cursively on sheep skin.
The old textbook taught students how to write cursively in a traditional style.
The pharmacist’s instructions were scribbled so cursively, the patient couldn't read them.
The priest carefully penned the baptismal certificate, inscribing the baby's name cursively in the church registry.
The professor encouraged his students to take notes cursively for better retention.
The romantic poem was beautifully written cursively, expressing deep emotions.
The secretary would take notes during the meeting, rapidly scribbling cursively.
The spy altered the code book by replacing sections with a code written cursively.
The student was docked points for printing instead of writing cursively on the exam.
The teacher asked the students to practice connecting their letters cursively.
The teacher explained the history of writing cursively to her students.
The vintage postcard was addressed cursively in delicate blue ink.
The wedding invitations were addressed cursively, adding a touch of elegance.
The will was determined to be illegitimate due to the signature not being genuinely written cursively.
The will was written cursively, but it was still legally binding.