Sentence examples for essay first from inspiring English sources

A version of this essay first appeared in Hobo magazine.

And yet in 1869, when Mill's essay first appeared, it provoked impassioned debate.

When Mr. Churchill's controversial essay first appeared in 2001, it attracted little notice.

In his essay "First Steps Toward a History of Reading," Robert Darnton describes a switch from "intensive" to "extensive" reading that occurred as printed books began to proliferate.

A version of this essay first appeared, in French, in the magazine France-Amerique; it was also the subject of a lecture at the Morgan Library & Museum.

"We are all chimeras, theorized and fabricated hybrids of machine and organism," Donna Haraway wrote in "A Cyborg Manifesto," her classic feminist essay, first published three decades ago.

I was based in Moscow when Amalrik's essay first appeared and, like most Western correspondents, initially considered it a suspect document.

In an essay first published in 1963, "My Way to Phenomenology," Heidegger put the Seinsfrage as follows: "If Being is predicated in manifold meanings, then what is its leading fundamental meaning?

The first work by a philosopher (to my knowledge) that gathered together some of these threads was Simone de Beauvoir's "Brigitte Bardot and the Lolita Syndrome," an essay first published in Esquire magazine in August 1959.

("Braque knew that he couldn't do everything, and didn't want to be everything," Barnes writes in an essay first published in the London Review of Books. "He painted. That was what he did").

(If we are unsure what this means, Amis, with his mastery of prose, probably has some idea)..........  It is a review that seems intent on skewering the author as much as his book, anchored partly by a mega-essay first written for The Observer entitled Terror and Boredom: The Dependent Mind.