Sentence examples for essays on which from inspiring English sources

He is planning to bring out a book of essays on which he is working.

Ask students to evaluate all three pieces and write an essay on which one is most persuasive based on the use of sources and evidence.

The 1999 Esquire essay on which "The Blood Runs Like a River Through My Dreams" was based was nominated for a National Magazine Award; the book itself was ecstatically reviewed in the Native American literary press.

This message was not apparent in either the article or the essay on which it was based.

Watching The Sessions, and reading O'Brien's essay on which it is based, confirms that for me.

One I finished last night was Peter Brook's essays on Shakespeare which were really interesting.

Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve in 19th-century France wrote marvelous essays on literature, which are perfectly readable today.

On the other hand, Rehman thinks "Philosophical Temperaments," Sloterdijk's collection of short essays on philosophers which "reveal more about the painter than the subject," could teach the TED-talkers a thing or two.

Lessing later wrote several essays on Sufism which were published in her essay collection, Time Bites (2004).

Previously unpublished prose on the site ranges from the essay on France, which had only previously been published in French in 1944 and which was taken direct from Eliot's typescript in the archive, to a 1951 essay on the filming of his verse play Murder in the Cathedral.

They included David Foster Wallace's essay on John McCain, which went from 20 percent off to 10 percent.