Sentence examples for compilation of essays from inspiring English sources

Noam Chomsky: 9-11 (Storiestories Press£6.99) Compilation of essays.

His last published work was "Four Dubliners" (1986), a compilation of essays on Wilde, Joyce, Yeats and playwright Samuel Beckett.

Writing what is essentially a compilation of essays requires a vast commitment of time, reading and effort.

The Huainanzi is a compilation of essays written by different learned magicians (fangshi) at the court of their patron, the prince of Huainan.

"I'm Going to College — Not You!" is a compilation of essays written for parents by parents and details the exhilarating (and sometimes traumatic) roller-coaster ride that is the transition to college life.

Le Guin may not have written a novel since 2008's Lavinia, but the always sharp, frequently funny, and unfailingly confident compilation of essays, lectures and book reviews show she hasn't stopped working.

I have in my study a dog-eared row of Updike's novels, story collections, poetry volumes, and fat compilations of essays that stretches the width of the room.

He has also produced compilations of essays originally published in The New York Times and elsewhere on all manner of musical subjects, and his writings on early music in particular have been influential, showing that current notions of historically "authentic" performance owe as much to modernist impulses and predilections as they do to any firm understanding of ancient practice.

A compilation of his essays and personal anecdotes, Stretching My Mind, was published in 2005.

An annual compilation of themed essays, exhibition highlights, and Gallery news, the Yale University Art Gallery Bulletin publishes original scholarship on works in the Gallery's collection.

Not everything that Barzun wrote struck me with equal force, and some years later, when I edited a compilation of his essays, I made so bold as to tinker with his style.