Sentence examples similar to blind essays from inspiring English sources
In a reversal of the pattern at school, the anonymous and therefore gender-blind essays and exams at university protect female students from bias.
(The top grade, Master Cicerone, involves 12 hours of essays plus a blind tasting of 100 beers; nine people in the world have passed it, and two of them work for BrewDog).
A 2002 Calvin Trillin essay asks whether blind tasters can actually tell the difference between red and white.
Museums and Galleries BEACON Fovea Exhibitions Beacon Gallery "Double Blind: Lebanon Conflict 2006," photographic essay by Paolo Pellegrin.
I did a blind entry (literally emailed them this essay) and they featured it.
(Steven Hayward elaborates a bit on this argument in his recent essay on conservatism's intellectual blind spots).
What came seeping from around those blockages was a mordant and effervescently graceful disquisition on the nature of poetry, poets, failure and the "interesting blind pain of wrongness": a riff-tastic essay masquerading as a novel, or vice versa.
Evidently one of the essays suggests that some stewards are "blind … to non-triers"!
Procrastinators still have time to head to a bookstore and pick up a copy of "Freud's Blind Spot," a terrific collection of sibling-themed essays edited by Elisa Albert, author of the "The Book of Dahlia".
In another experiment, those in nostalgic moods were asked to write essays, which were compared in a blind judging process with those of peers who'd had no induced feelings of nostalgia.
