Sentence examples for essays it from inspiring English sources

Man, born simple, bravely faces complication and essays it.

After a succession television documentaries, books and essays, it is about as unavoidable as that glowing white ball in the night sky, whatever that is.

The University of Chicago has long prided itself on the unusual essays it requires from applicants, and for many years, it resisted the trend to join the Common Application, which handles online applications for hundreds of colleges and universities.

Can British TV in the 21st century match the heights it reached in the era of Civilisation, not to mention the similarly ambitious television essays it inspired and provoked, from The Ascent of Man to The Shock of the New?

"When reviewers take the trouble to compliment a writer on her style," William H. Gass writes in "Life Sentences," his new collection of essays, "it is usually because she has made it easy for them to slide from one sentence to another like an otter down a slope".

And like all good essays, it provokes without foreclosing.

Many singers, taking on a new role, do it with a smaller company before essaying it at the Met.

When Martin essayed it for herself, she sang the final 26 words, as intended, with a single breath, and fell off her piano bench.

His essays prove it.

But Jacobson’s novel isn't an essay, it's fiction, with all its ambiguities and complicated, irresolvable arguments.

Its curator, Simon Njami, said in a 2012 essay: "It's crucial to unlearn Africa.