The phrase 'essay style' is not technically a sentence.
It is more of an adjective used to describe how something is written. For example: "The student wrote the paper in an essay style, with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion."
Studying for her literature degree, she had learned how to analyze the words and the themes; she had worked dutifully on her essay style, imitating academic articles.
In his great essay "Style and Medium in the Motion Pictures," the art historian Erwin Panofsky wrote of art in the movies that "to pre-stylize reality prior to tackling it amounts to dodging the problem.
At Art in America, there is an ideal of responsible, properly organized, moderately political writing with a moderate tone — a kind of standard essay style that has survived into the present and that Ingrid simply isn't interested in.
Weaving the story and letters of radical American abolitionist John Brown and the attack on Harpers Ferry with her own personal history, Lee Ann Schmitt uses her signature essay style to create a profound portrait of America today.
Unsupported problems were categorized in memorization problems, problems using figures, history problems, and essay style problems.
Each chapter ends with a series of good "essay style" questions to be used in consolidating learning.
Journalistic essay writing differs somewhat from other essay styles.
The Mama PhD blog on Insider HigherEd would seem to do that, too (although again there are lots of more traditional, argument-essay style posts).
They write with a voice and are skillful at the essay-style of journalism.
It was like an online job application, a sort of essay-style thing, on why I thought I'd benefit from being in L.A.
A spokesman for the QCA says that markers of essay-style questions would be expected to have a background in the subject.
