Sentence examples for described essays from inspiring English sources

Assessors also expressed concerns about exaggeration, and described essays which appeared to have been written with the clear intent of impressing the assessor.

In a particularly acute essay about Virginia Woolf, Wood has described her essays and criticism as "written in the language of art, which is the language of metaphor.

"The theater of the brain" is how Virginia Woolf described the essay.

Amy Ephron "Pieces of time" is how Amy Ephron describes the essays in her forthcoming collection, "Loose Diamonds" (HarperCollins).

She described the application essays as "very broad and very emotional".

Scholars described Green's essays variously as "dazzling," "unparalleled," and — the ultimate compliment — "Holmesian".

I didn't qualify for minority scholarships as "White," my personal essays described life events that didn't come from a place of "White" privilege.

One woman student went so far as to describe the essay as "terrifying".

This list will help you keep your thoughts straight when describing your essay.

By contrast, this essay described warm and caring feelings between a mother and a daughter.

We remain the people George Orwell described in the essay Your England.