Sentence examples for enjoyable essays from inspiring English sources
Some of the most enjoyable essays revolve around topics you might not ordinarily care about: Nick Paumgarten on extreme skiing/mountain climbing; Calvin Trillin on the Fifth Annual Paul Bunyan Snowmobile Derby in Brainerd, Minn.
With John Lithgow (Vidal) and Kelsey Grammer (Buckley) voicing the two men's writings, this is a fascinating, hugely enjoyable essay on media history – and on intellectual vanity.
I heartily concur with some of what Adam wrote in an erudite and enjoyable essay that appeared in the magazine a few weeks ago.
As late as 1985 she sang Mme Flora in Menotti's The Medium, an enjoyable essay in high camp in which Crespin, costumed à la Balenciaga with one long, black velvet glove, seemed to catapault the opera away from its sleazy New York setting towards something essentially Parisian.
Thanks to the high resolution of the iPad 2's display (1024-by-768-pixel resolution at 132 pixels per inch, for those keeping track) the experience of flipping through these photo-essays on the iPad is more enjoyable than reading a magazine in print.
I was reminded of this changing sense of place by Joanne Parker's enjoyable book, Britannia Obscura, a mixture of travelogue and social essay.
"There are many homophiles who, like me, find the homophile married life so much more preferable, ethically superior, enjoyable, exciting, less responsibility-ridden," he wrote in his wry essay.
