Sentence examples for essays first from inspiring English sources

He continued his scholarly writings with two collections of essays, Études d'histoire religieuse (1857; Studies of Religious History) and Essais de morale et de critique (1859; "Moral and Critical Essays"), first written for the Revue des Deux Mondes and the Journal des Débats.

Some admissions officials read the essays first.

It provoked in turn the founding of the London Magazine (1820 29), in which Charles Lamb's Essays first appeared.

The "Essays," first published in 1580, contain almost a hundred direct quotations from "On the Nature of Things".

The essays, first published in the Spectator, Encounter and New York Review of Books, radiate a waspish elegance.

He is a contributing writer to The New York Times Magazine and publishes in GQ and Oxford American, places where some of these essays first appeared.

Emerson's most direct attempt to reconcile succession and unity, or the one and the many, occurs in the last essay in the Essays, Second Series, entitled "Nominalist and Realist".

A version of this essay first appeared in Hobo magazine.

And yet in 1869, when Mill's essay first appeared, it provoked impassioned debate.

When Mr. Churchill's controversial essay first appeared in 2001, it attracted little notice.

In his essay "First Steps Toward a History of Reading," Robert Darnton describes a switch from "intensive" to "extensive" reading that occurred as printed books began to proliferate.