Sentence examples for controversial essay from inspiring English sources

Mentions Scheffer's controversial essay, "The Multicultural Drama" (2000).

He was reminded, he said, of his controversial essay from 1993 about defining deviancy down.

Waldman's 2009 memoir, "Bad Mother," followed a controversial essay that weighed parental love against romantic love.

When Mr. Churchill's controversial essay first appeared in 2001, it attracted little notice.

Last year, he said he agreed with a controversial essay linking President Obama to a "Kenyan, anti-colonial" world view.

In 1991, Gioia published a controversial essay, "Can Poetry Matter?," which prefigured Barr's assessment of the state of the art.

Thomas Sowell, economist (1930–), Controversial Essays (2002)Taken from The Economist's "Book of Business Quotations"« P is for Planning and procrastination   .

Poems like "What You Mean I Can't Irony?" have the same fighting spirit that drives Reed's more controversial essays, but in the context of the poem Reed seems to be cajoling rather than bullying his reader, setting out honey rather than vinegar.

According to the Denver Post, Churchill will argue that his First Amendment rights were violated when he was fired in 2007 when he was fired, in Churchill's view, as a result of his controversial essays about 9/11 in which he called some victims of the September 11 World Trade Center attacks "technocrats of empire" and compared them to Nazi Adolf Eichmann.

Jonathan West, author of the controversial Griffith Review essay Obstacles to Progress, was employed to help direct the funding.

In his superb and highly sophisticated review of David Foster Wallace's unfinished novel, "The Pale King" (April 17), Tom McCarthy stops to take a look at the publication of "Fate, Time, and Language" — Wallace's undergraduate philosophy thesis, along with commentary by other authors — about the seminal and controversial 1962 essay "Fatalism," by the philosopher Richard Taylor.