Sentence examples for essay describes from inspiring English sources

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Pinckney, in his essay, describes Goldin's lover as "tall but uncertain".

But this essay describes a case where such a reform seems actually to have done some good.

One essay describes Ames's tentative, failed efforts, as a Princeton undergraduate traveling in Europe, to deflower two virgins.

Dr. Camayd-Freixas's essay describes "the saddest procession I have ever witnessed, which the public would never see" — because cameras were forbidden.

Devers hopes that other writers and archivists will share their stories of literary pilgrimages, and the site encourages submissions (a current essay describes a tour through James Merrill's Connecticut home).

In the first place, the sort of school that Orwell's essay describes – the single-sex boarding prep school staffed by sadists and reeking of gym socks, boiled cabbage and pederasty – is now distinctly on the wane.

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Write an essay describing your findings.

Recently Ensign asked the girls to write an essay describing what education meant to them.

Also noteworthy are the title essay describing the parsonage and "Roger Malvin's Burial," a historical tale.

"Although imperceptible, each photograph has a narrative," Funch wrote in an essay describing the project.

Mr. Menendez's site also requested an essay describing my interest in the position, which I wrote.

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