Sentence examples for essay with some from inspiring English sources

Hart concludes his essay with some observations on embryonic stem-cell research, to which, as he notes, "the conservative movement publications, following Bush, have been fiercely opposed".

Garth's Auctions in Delaware, Ohio, is running its second annual youth essay contest with some suggested topics for a "biography of an object," like an iron owl used as a shooting gallery target and a stuffed grizzly bear.

The author of one essay describes with some approval how a friend and her new boyfriend went into couples counselling to deal with his "clutter problem" (the mind boggles); several have a tendency both to overshare and to self-praise ("One thing I have never been insecure about is my intelligence").

Smith divides his book — a collection of previously published essays, inevitably with some repetition among them — into two parts, the first entitled "Jerusalem," the second, "Athens".

One Way and Another (Hamish Hamilton), with a brilliant introduction from John Banville, brings new essays together with some selected old ones, to reflect on narcissism, obstacles, compromise, tickling, being bored and more.

In the local school a couple of days earlier, I peeped inside the students' English books and found mentions of it in their essays, along with some pretty candid assessments of life in a tropical paradise where the only income is from coconuts, fishing and selling sea slugs, bêche-de-mer, to a Chinese agent.

A blog essay, with footnotes.

"Democracy" is really an essay with legs.

So I read Lauren's essay with interest.

Whitehead closes his essay with: "I never did meet Spike Lee.

This essay, with the exception of the sentence after this one, gets an eleventh-grade rating.