Sentence examples for essay attempts from inspiring English sources
Two years after she published the story, Welty wrote an essay called "Must the Novelist Crusade?" The essay attempts to distinguish the novel from the editorial, the novelist from the journalist.
This essay attempts to reexamine these assumptions and practices.
This essay attempts to relate these levels of analysis to the neural systems that constitute lived experience in the human mind.
The current essay attempts to combine a more traditional workflow for the examination of painted objects with techniques borrowed from the domain of computer science in order to yield the maximum amount of information and make that added knowledge more accessible to the researcher.
Finally, this brief essay attempts to convey some sense of the historical development of science advancements in knowledge since the work of Charles Darwin who, in turn, was accommodating a vast body of previous evidence accumulated by dedicated scientists over at least 2,000 years of detailed human enquiry into the complexity of life on earth.
Though the essay attempts to cast a worldwide net around feminist groups, its discussion is limited to scholarship, communications, and other sources available in English, and to information retrieved through the US-based feminist geography electronic listserv, Geogfem, which has little membership from Latin America, Asia, or Africa.
I had written articles and an essay attempting to explain the roots of this "Spring".
She did submit a statement saying that "these complaints seem like an attempt to bend the campus judicial system to punish someone whose work involves questioning the campus judicial system, just as bringing Title IX complaints over my first Chronicle essay attempted to do two years ago".
The mediocrity of these poem-epigraphs is often emphasized by the essays' attempts to honor them as superior forms of expression.
A. O. Scott, who wrote the perceptive introduction to the reissued essays, attempts gallantly to justify McCarthy's "witty savagery" by saying that underneath it lay "seriousness," the "confident articulation of a coherent point of view".
The facts about the artist's life are the means and the enhanced appreciation the end, not the other way around, as is often found, for example in psychoanalytic essays attempting to infer facts about the artist's subconscious conflicts from his work; in these cases the work is being taken as the means and the study of his life as the end.
