Sentence examples for essays as much from inspiring English sources

His photographs, after all, are often meant to be seen as extended essays as much as as individual shots.

But "The Last Hero: A Life of Henry Aaron" had the forceful sweep of a well-struck essay as much as that of a first-rate biography.

The essay is as much a contrivance as the poem itself.

Three decades later, Rucker's essay has as much relevance to contemporary literature as ever.

"Perennial suffering," Adorno clarified in a late essay, "has as much right to expression as a tortured man has to scream".

But Dailey's essay is as much about the culture of Los Angeles and its tendency to embrace pretty lies as it is about the history of regional flora.

If you love "Pulphead," John Jeremiah Sullivan's new essay collection, as much as I do (and also as much as James Wood does in his review in the magazine this week), you may find yourself in a panic when you come to the end, certain that life won't sound as sweet without Sullivan's voice knocking about in your head.

By Macy Halford December 12, 2011 If you love "Pulphead," John Jeremiah Sullivan's new essay collection, as much as I do (and also as much as James Wood does in his review in the magazine this week), you may find yourself in a panic when you come to the end, certain that life won't sound as sweet without Sullivan's voice knocking about in your head.

Only in Germany are novels and essays heard almost as much as they are read.

And why haven't his other books, especially his political essays, received nearly as much attention as his début?

As a photographic essay, American Night is as much conceptual as it is social critique, as perversely poetic as it is observational.