Sentence examples for essay notes from inspiring English sources

The first landmark was her striking essay, "Notes on Camp", published in Partisan Review in 1964.

The magazine also introduced American readers to existentialism and to Susan Sontag's landmark cultural essay, "Notes on Camp".

One of her most famous works, however, was not a book, but an essay, "Notes on Camp," published in 1964 and still widely read.

In a 1981 essay, "Notes on Memory and Enthusiasm," Di Piero denounced hermetic poetry, the sort Valéry might have championed, as a poetry of "privileged concealment".

In her 1964 essay Notes on Camp, the writer Susan Sontag offered 58 points that made up the essence of camp.

It's a model that's found favour with a range of writers on sexuality, especially the transgressive kind, from Susan Sontag's seminal essay Notes on "Camp" to the cultural critic Wayne Koestenbaum's Humiliation.

"You should perhaps contemplate an informative Safire essay (note the lack of redundancy, even if one believes, as you and I do, that a Safire essay is always informative) on the subject".

The PopMatters essay noted that the Walkman let music fans escape into a mobile and private listening world; I would say the boombox and the car cassette deck were just as important in creating mobile and social ones.

By 2012, everything was a biography, as the (yet again) updated essay noted: "We've had biographies of food, of cities, of an ocean, the Ordnance Survey map and even cancer".

Peter Katin, an outstanding interpreter of Chopin, was pleased to record many of the piano works, while the composer Humphrey Searle published an essay noting the similarity of Mrs. Brown's Liszt pieces with his later official compositions.

"It is worth emphasizing the exploratory nature of this effort," Mr. Brown writes in a catalog essay, noting that the exhibition is designed to raise questions and provoke debates as much as to produce conclusions.