Sentence examples for circulated essay from inspiring English sources

(In addition to his regular contributions to Vice magazine, he is also known for a widely circulated essay he wrote about his experiences with depression).

In a widely circulated essay entitled "Fear of a Black President," Coates wrote, Part of Obama's genius is a remarkable ability to soothe race consciousness among whites.

A widely circulated essay in Han's name asked, "Who among us will speak out now on behalf of Ai Weiwei?" But the essay was a hoax; Han didn't write it.

"When the officers ganged up to attack the watermelon vendor, perhaps it never occurred to them they were dealing with someone's life," the influential blogger Li Chengpeng wrote in a widely circulated essay.

Jessica Chastain published a widely circulated essay in which she relayed the positive experience of working on her upcoming film, The Zookeeper's Wife, because it boasted a largely female crew.

"White Man, What Now?" a much circulated essay by the well-regarded German novelist Matthias Politycki contrasts the overwhelming vitality, religious and physical as well as economic, of Asians and Africans with anaemic Europeans.

Finally, Berthelot, who was a committed freethinker and a Freemason, publicized his philosophical views on science, metaphysics, ethics, and education in a number of widely circulated essays that became classics of the republican movement in France.

One of her first targets, in a widely circulated 1998 essay, "The End of Imagination," was the nuclear tests India carried out that year.

And in a widely circulated recent essay, the vice president of the Supreme People's Court, Jiang Bixin, argued that the government must act within the law if it is to survive.

Democrats gleefully circulated the Gingrich essay, saying his assessment of Republican prospects mirrored their own.

The essay circulated in samizdat - typed manuscript that dissidents copied on their own typewriters with fading carbon paper and passed from hand to hand.