Sentence examples for essay drawing from inspiring English sources

Personal essay drawing on letters to friends and family from Tallil Air Base.

In the anguished, self-pitying tone of the poems, Hyde heard an echo of the tales spun by the residents on the ward, and he wrote a long essay drawing the parallel.

This essay, drawing on Aristotle, and focusing on literary and cultural criticism rather than philosophy proper, made the case for epistemological and methodological, rather than ethical, pluralism.

An intellectual dissident feels lucky if an Internet essay draws 20,000 hits.

In spite of its provocative title, the essay draws on a wide variety of standard sources and is mostly uncontentious.

She said the previous record for online page views for an article was 17,000; Ms. Epifano's essay drew more than 100,000 views on the first day, crashing the server.

This essay drew no sharp contrast between readers and critics (and was fairly vague on the matter of "higher ideals"), choosing instead to encourage broad-minded, generous reading as a general principle for all.

"Your study," he carped in 1938, referring to a yet another draft of an essay drawn from "The Arcades Project," "is located at the crossroads of magic and positivism".

In my book, "The Untold War," from which the Stone essay draws, I write of an interview I conducted with a Marine colonel who told me how devastated his troops became when Iraqi children were injured or killed when cars ran the "trigger lines" at checkpoints.

Despite the column's reputation and mandate as a forum for parents to discuss choices made outside the mainstream, Ms. Calhoun said, Ms. Rendell's essay drew howls of protest from readers, and broke the record, at nearly 200, for the number of its comments.

2. This essay draws on the threefold distinction in Bell 1993.