Sentence examples for In some essays from inspiring English sources

"It's shocking, the lack of effort we see in some essays," he says.

Hunt, at his best, in some essays and his Autobiography (1850; in part a rewriting of Lord Byron and Some of His Contemporaries, 1828), has a distinctive charm.

In 1807, Washington Irving made a number of references to Gotham in some essays of his that appeared anonymously in a short-lived magazine called "Salamagundi," which took its name from a highly spiced pickled-herring hash popular then.

Another paragraphing characteristic found in some essays was a change of margin which was the opposite of what one would expect, the first line starting at the left margin and the remaining lines hanging.

Third, in some essays, a significant portion of the argument is not attributed to Mozi at all, but presented in a narrator's voice, with only occasional citations of Mozi's words.

Kirkpatrick's evaluation framework has been traditionally used for medical education and in some essays of BMI educational interventions [ 40, 41].

In 1732 or 1733 he published some essays in The Birmingham Journal, none of which have survived.

Third, in some longer essays, paragraphs that run parallel to a shorter essay alternate with other paragraphs in which distinctive stylistic and linguistic features are clustered (Fraser forthcoming [b]).

Some essays in an accompanying catalog published by the museum and N.Y.U.

trans., History of Greek Culture, 1963)—and some essays in art history: Erinnerungen aus Rubens (1898; "Suggestions on Rubens"), Beiträge zur Kunstgeschichte von Italien (1898; "Contributions to the Art History of Italy").

They first collected folk songs and tales for their friends Achim von Arnim and Brentano, who had collaborated on an influential collection of folk lyrics in 1805, and the brothers examined in some critical essays the essential difference between folk literature and other writing.