Sentence examples for essay now from inspiring English sources

"If you want, you can stop reading this essay now because those photos are enough," Ms. Strauss writes.

He continued in the essay: "Now that I no longer work for NPR let me give you my opinion.

But the essay now seems prophetic as well as brave, as did another he wrote in 2006.

Dibb was an early advocate of the "film essay", now a fashionable term to describe documentaries driven by ideas rather than issues or human-interest stories.

As the grammar in its title hints, HUB FANS BID KID ADIEU (Library of America, $15), John Updike's imperishable farewell to Ted Williams (an essay now available in book form), concentrates not on the "Kid," but on the fans.

Oh, and the atoner, of whom Thoreau observed in a skeptical essay: "Now, if anything ail a man so that he does not perform his functions... if he has committed some heinous sin and partially repents, what does he do?

The opposing voices of the essays now found their freedom in fiction, in a long list of characters with different points of view.

What Martin Amis once said about John Updike's literary essays now seems true of Smith's: you realize, almost with a sigh, that you will have to read everything she writes.

Perhaps her closest bond with her readers were for her two essays now coupled into a single edition, 'Illness as Metaphor' and 'Aids and its Metaphors', both of which have become staple manuals of comfort and confidence for those who have cancer or HIV.

If the simple three factions theory were correct, we would expect this linguistic classification to yield three series of ten essays (allowing, of course, for the seven essays now lost), and, ideally, to coincide with the division of the essays into "upper," "middle," and "lower" series.

In a well-known series of essays, now published as Kim (1993), Jaegwon Kim offered a view that attempts to reconcile the causal closure of the physical (the view that physical events that have sufficient causes have sufficient physical causes) with our intuitions about the efficacy of the mental.