Sentence examples for direction of essays from inspiring English sources
Those of Theodore Metochites (Sēmeiōseis gnōmikai, c. 1326) represent a further move in the direction of essays in the strict and narrow sense.
His books include the autobiographies "Early Stages" and "An Actor and His Time" and two collections of essays, "Stage Directions" and "Distinguished Company".
"[M]y understanding is that the previous [group] met quite infrequently and had a pretty hands-off advisory role, whereas this new group would be … smaller, more focused, more engaged," writes Wilsdon, who recently co-edited a collection of essays called Future Directions for Scientific Advice in Europe.
In the early 50s Manto wrote a number of essays entitled "Letters to Uncle Sam" which are distressingly prophetic on the direction that Pakistan was to take.
In 1986, New Directions — which by then had published several of Weinberger's translations, of Paz and others — brought out "Works on Paper," his first collection of essays.
This combination of essays defies all categories.
Each yielded several books of essays.
Ōoka also published several collections of essays.
A collection of essays about life.
Part of a group of essays by….
