Sentence examples for essay concluded from inspiring English sources

The essay concluded how much of what impinges on us we can absorb as knowledge was limited, for each property of the stimulus, to a handful of items.

The essay concludes that "we have to learn to slow down.

One essay concludes with a single-sentence paragraph declaring Ann Beattie "gifted".

His essay concludes that the U.S. should withdraw its military forces from the Middle East and pursue its strategic goals through socioeconomic means and the impartial application of international law.

Though his essay concludes on a hopeful note, his analysis is mostly pessimistic: while modern society and civilization itself have fallen prey to unfettered capitalism, the "loss of popular faith in it," Shaw lamented, "has gone much further than the gain of any widespread or intelligent faith in socialism".

The essay concludes with a discussion of the implications of this broader definition of hybrids for accounting and the management of risk.

The essay concludes with questions that practitioners may use proactively in the development of copy points to address each of the rhetoric of disaster's functions.

The essay concludes with a review of some of the challenges facing a risk manager as he designs a participatory process.

John Headley Brooke, in "Genesis and the Scientists: Dissonance among the Harmonizers," returns to some of the scientific controversies already examined in Watson's essay, concluding similarly that Darwin's theory may be more amenable to Christianity than attempts at harmonizing Genesis with current scientific theories, since Darwin "purged it [Christianity] of a semi-deistic position".

Indeed, Ross's essay concludes with the respectful, sensitive observation that if there's a shrine like Bayreuth where Wagner can still be contemplated with religious singularity and fervor, perhaps it's right that there also be a place (Israel) where his presence is absent, unheard.

Michael Hofmann, a Faber poet of Raine's era, reviewing Raine's collected poems alongside a book of critical essays, concluded by detecting "a school prize day atmosphere overhanging the whole thing: pomposity and cleverness in smelly socks".