Sentence examples for Preliminary essays from inspiring English sources
Wain wrote a considerable body of literary criticism, including Preliminary Essays (1957), Essays on Literature and Ideas (1963), and The Living World of Shakespeare (1964; rev. ed., 1979).
Each chapter has its own introductory essay, up to four pages in length, and within each chapter sub-sections also have their own preliminary essays; for instance, the chapter on meat has a two-page opening essay, with individual essays on beef, lamb, pork and veal before the recipes for each.
Candida antarctica Lipase type B (Novozym 435) was discarded because of its lack of activity during the preliminary hydrolysis essay.
Mr. Gao tested the waters in 1981 with a book of essays, "A Preliminary Discussion of the Art of Modern Fiction," which set off a debate about modernism and realism.
Although a full treatment of these issues is beyond the scope of this essay, a preliminary indication of how they might be addressed can be provided.
He summarized his conclusions, first in 1812 in his Recherches sur les ossements fossiles de quadrupèdes ("Researches on the Bones of Fossil Vertebrates"), which included the essay "Discours préliminaire" ("Preliminary Discourse"), as well as in the expansion of this essay in book form in 1825, Discours sur les révolutions de la surface du globe ("Discourse on the Revolutions of the Globe").
In the essay "Toward Perpetual Peace", Kant offers a set of six "preliminary articles" which aim to reduce the likelihood of war, but cannot by themselves establish permanent peace (8 343 47).
Essay writers could also ask students to write preliminary ideas or submit first drafts with which they can work.
Apart from some introductory philosophizing, most of the essays have been previously published and are largely unedited here, though each has a preliminary sentence or two to give a little context.
