Sentence examples for consequential essays from inspiring English sources
Without hesitation I named McEvilley as my subject, and within a week I made my selection of his most consequential essays for the book I named, Capacity: History, the World and the Self in Art and Criticism, and which became one of the first editions in Ostrow's series, Critical Voices in Art, Theory, and Culture.
That executive authority through the EPA, not incidentally, was essentially established by amendments championed by retiring Los Angeles Congressman Henry Waxman, as I discussed in my February essay considering Waxman's highly consequential 40-year career in Congress.
To many, the work will not immediately present as being of an experimental bent; we've been trained, in part by years of quasi-scholarly essays written by poets in the lineage of Language poetry, to see experimentation as consequential only when it theorizes language via what scholars deem the "philosophy of language" (or, related but different, the "philosophy of mind").
I found myself thinking of Sontag's essay, incongruously enough, while driving home late Sunday night from the U.S. Open's men's final, a beautiful coda to two weeks of interest in the consequential.
On subjects consequential or otherwise, Mr.
Consequential amendments to other provisions.
Other anachronisms are more consequential.
"This election is so consequential".
Sheer size made Woodstock consequential.
"He is not that consequential".
