Sentence examples for essay creation from inspiring English sources

From the essay Creation by Law by Wallace (1867).

When, for instance, Señor C compares the pride of Finns hearing Sibelius to the shame of we who have helped create Guantánamo, he establishes an opposition with which he confidently ends his essay: "Musical creation on the one hand, a machine for inflicting pain and humiliation on the other: the best and the worst that human beings are capable of".

He wrote an essay advocating the creation of an exchange for sulfur-dioxide emissions.

I had been itching to see it ever since reading Mailer's extraordinary essay on its creation, "A Course in Film-Making," in New American Review in 1971, by which point the film had come and gone.

From her juicy 1968 essay about the creation of the Time-Life Cookbooks Series at the Four Seasons ("The Food Establishment: Life in the Land of the Rising Souffle — Or Is It the Rising Meringue?") to the pitch-perfect recipes in "Heartburn" (her autobiographical 1983 "novel with recipes") to the film "Julie and Julia" in 2009, food was real, front and center in her work.

Gather round, students, your comic professor Hass Otsmane-Elhaou is back with another fantastic video essay on the creation and composition of comics.

4. Write an essay addressing whether the creation of a World Trade Center memorial is appropriate at this time.

Achebe's books of essays include Morning Yet on Creation Day (1975), Hopes and Impediments (1988), Home and Exile (2000), The Education of a British-Protected Child (2009), and the autobiographical There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra (2012).

As Tom Bissell notes at the beginning of "Magic Hours: Essays on Creators and Creation": "When I am asked... for advice on how to get started as a nonfiction writer, I tell them to start small and look around".

These students design, build, program, collaborate in teams, write essays, sketch their creations, critically think their way through problems, and present their work.

The Wisdom of God Manifested in the Works of the Creation (1691), an essay in natural religion that called on the full range of his biological learning, was his most popular and influential book.