Sentence examples for early essays from inspiring English sources

Her early essays were written in that spirit.

Like Emerson's early essays, it inaugurates a national style.

This disparity gave my early essays a manic quality that frazzled the nerves and tired quickly.

One of his early essays is entitled "To Philosophise Is to Learn to Die".

I recall with genuine relish his early essays on Karl Barth, Borges, Nabokov, and others.

In her early essays, Sontag was very much the Jacobin: a fiery reformer, laying down the law.

The Danish philologist Otto Jespersen's early essay "Notes on Metre" (1900) made a number of significant discoveries.

An outstanding early essay, "The Social Life of the Long-­Distance Runner," sets the tone for the entire book.

Mr. Williams conducted the program, which also included his early Essay for Strings, Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 2 and Tchaikovsky's "Francesca da Rimini".

As he stated in an early essay, "The Reaction in Germany" (1842), "The passion for destruction is also a creative passion".

"The meaning in the landscape resides only in the imagination of whoever looks upon it," he writes in an early essay.