Sentence examples for essay of that from inspiring English sources

Almost 10 years later, Barthes coined the phrase "Death of the Author" in his 1967 essay of that title.

In the preface Lethem discloses that he'd proposed the subtitle "Advertisements for Norman Mailer," and an essay of that title describes how Mailer's brawling 1959 miscellany "Advertisements for Myself" enthralled Lethem as a teenager and impresses him as an adult.

"You can serve federal time for interstate transport of water hyacinths, trafficking in unlicensed dentures, or misappropriating the likeness of Woodsy Owl"."You're (probably) a federal criminal," declares Alex Kozinski, an appeals-court judge, in a provocative essay of that title.

The origins of the term "Wittgensteinian Fideism" derive from an essay of that name by Kai Nielsen, which appeared in the July 1967 issue of Philosophy.

In his essay of that title (reprinted in 1978b), Berlin criticised the assumption that all statements, to be genuine and meaningful, or to claim correctness, must be capable of being translated into a single, 'good' type of proposition, and asserted that the ideal of a single proper type of proposition was illusory and misleading.

One of the most famous declarations from "second-wave feminism" is that "the personal is political," popularized in a 1969 essay of that title by feminist Carol Hanisch.

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Being a senior, I'm knee-deep in all that, with scholarships and essays and all of that.

In 1807, Washington Irving made a number of references to Gotham in some essays of his that appeared anonymously in a short-lived magazine called "Salamagundi," which took its name from a highly spiced pickled-herring hash popular then.

Mr. Wen's essay deals with none of that.

Not all courses require this, but many do require a dissertation, a "long essay" or a series of essays that form a coherent project.