Sentence examples for essays regarding from inspiring English sources
One of her last published essays, "Regarding the Torture of Others," written in response to the abuse of Iraqi prisoners by Americans at Abu Ghraib, appeared in the May 23 , 2004 issue of The New York Times Magazine.
A book of collected essays regarding future directions for scientific advice by Doubleday and Wilsdon adds to the wealth of published work on the topic and the OECD has published a set of common principles for scientific advice (Arimoto and Sato, 2012; OECD, 2015).
After "In America" (1999) received a National Book Award, she felt vindicated and went back to writing essays; "Regarding the Pain of Others" (2003) is an example of her brilliance at a kind of moral inquiry that was neither academic nor merely belletristic.
One of the first and most influential studies of scientist stereotypes involved the analysis of essays regarding perceptions of scientists from ∼35,000 high school students (Mead and Metraux, 1957).
Media Studies- Read Susan Sontag's essay "Regarding the Pain of Others," (Picador, 2004).
Kenneth M. Pollack, a former C.I.A. expert who argued for military action against Iraq before the war, outlines a variation of this thesis in a trenchant essay regarding the intelligence on Iraq in The Atlantic magazine and available at theatlantic.com.
But as Sontag points out in her eloquent essay Regarding the Pain of Others, while images of distress "may spur people to feel they ought to 'care' more", they may also feel "that suffering and misfortune are too vast, too irrevocable, too epic to be much changed".
In her essay regarding accuracy in books ("The Corrections," Sept. 25), Nora Krug used my decision to publish a corrections section in my recent book about fabrication, plagiarism and management failures at The New York Times as an example of how "putting a statement between hard (or soft) covers does not make it more reliable than one published in a newspaper".
Some of his medical writings, notably his 1843 essay regarding the contagiousness of puerperal fever, were considered innovative for their time.
Published in October and December 1886, the autobiographical essay Regarding Myself (Was Mich Betrifft) includes basic facts, and some description of his troubles; analysts see within the essay a deep identity crisis.
Her current projects include a scholarly manuscript about the anti-humanist, materialist ethics of English Renaissance Drama; an essay regarding the "satirical aesthetics" of HBO's GIRLS; and a memoir about lesbian academic affairs.
