In her essay, "Throwing Like a Girl," Young concentrates instead on "the situatedness of the woman's actual bodily movement and orientation to its surroundings and its world" (Young 1990b, 143).
Fingleton's essay basically throws everything he can think of against the wall, in the hope that some of it sticks.
In the meantime, she had begun publishing essays, and though she went on thinking of herself as a fiction writer — "I consider my novels much more important," she said in 1969 when an NBC interviewer asked her about her essays — she threw herself into critical writing, concentrating on the sort of New Wave, shattered-consciousness art that she herself had tried to produce.
It is easy to spot the difference between an essay that has thrown in jargon to make up for a lack of content and a good essay.
Every time I use my Royal Standard (as I did to write this essay), I'm throwing a few grains of sand into the bowels of the computer -- and I intend to keep doing so.
"A people do not throw their geniuses away," Alice Walker once wrote, in an essay about her "discovery" of Zora Neale Hurston.
Pete Dexter's essay about Chuck Knoblauch's throwing problems at second base builds to the point where it's hard to breathe.
The rest of the essay has disappeared: either thrown out at some point or otherwise demolished, maybe even eaten.
A dialogue between an instructor or counselor and the student may enable better listening of one another, perhaps in a less judgmental manner, throw more light on the situation, and along with writing a reflective essay, the whole process may help a student "learn" from their mistakes and transform to a different level of understanding of originality and authenticity.
When he came up to bat once again in the sixth, Cardinals' starter Adam Wainwright essayed some uncharacteristic little pauses and stutter steps on the mound, trying to throw off that implacable swing.
