Sentence examples for essays on time from inspiring English sources

Both create eloquent little essays on time, beauty and the meaning of life, Renée with erudition and Paloma with adolescent brio.

He was the author of numerous books, including Heidegger, Kant and Time (1971), The Human Experience of Time (l975), Time, Freedom and the Common Good (1989), From Kant and Royce to Heidegger (2003), Are we IN Time, and Other Essays on Time and Temporality (2003).

An essay on time inspired by a coming trip out West.

Audiences who came to "2001" expecting a sci-fi movie got, instead, an essay on time.

"I wanted my kids to know me," Mr. Jobs replied, Mr. Isaacson wrote Thursday in an essay on Time.com.com

By Robert Henderson The New Yorker, October 22, 1960 P. 36 An essay on time inspired by a coming trip out West.

But the recursive narrative of the film is just the pretext for a more involuted essay on time, memory and the lure of images.

Even people like me, who never once managed to hand in an essay on time; even scatterbrains like my daughter, whose homework was once, quite genuinely, eaten by the dog.

It's a haunting figures-in-a-landscape drama, and an essay on time and physicality, with a trim, elegant, seemingly ageless Huppert, now 63, framed in the shadow of Depardieu's weary, gargantuan bulk.

We spoke of consciousness – an essay on time and consciousness he'd published in the New York Review of Books a few years previously had struck me as pointing a very straight path towards cracking its ineffable mysteries, and Oliver said he felt in some ways vindicated by the new neuro-imaging techniques that seemed to demonstrate the astonishing plasticity of the human brain-mind.

"Primer is hopelessly confusing and grows more and more byzantine as it unravels," Chuck Klosterman writes in an essay on time travel films five years later.