Sentence examples for background of this essay from inspiring English sources

For an account of the historical and philosophical background of this essay, see Ricciardi (2007).

In the background of an essay like "Don't Send Your Kid to the Ivy League" — and of essays like "No Time to Think" or "The 'Busy' Trap," both published in the Times — is the looming presence of the arrhythmic, unreassuring modern world, which seems always to be speeding things up in a senseless way.

In the background of an essay like "Don't Send Your Kid to the Ivy League"—and of essays like "No Time to Think" or "The 'Busy' Trap," both published in the Times is the looming presence of the arrhythmic, unreassuring modern world, which seems always to be speeding things up in a senseless way.

The aim of this essay is to develop a theoretical background feasible in defining an optimal experience.

Readers can post comments at the end of this essay.

(And the rest of this essay is equally lame.

Thanks to Jules Maltz and Max Ogles for reading previous versions of this essay.

Thanks to Max Ogles for reading early versions of this essay.

Answering that question is the main purpose of this essay.

The first sentence of this essay is one example.

So will the rest of this essay.