The documentary even has its own companion book, which is more than 300 pages long and filled with essays about global warming, hunger and pesticides along with tips on how to talk to a farmer and improve school lunch.
The Betty Pages was filled with essays, interviews, reproductions of pinup photographs, and movie and still advertisements that detailed the nature of the work for which its star attraction became famous.
Instead of the teacher filling the essay with the markings that flag problems, the software could do so.
We sat down a day or two later at the kitchen table with his beloved computer, named Eve, and Max's essay filled the screen.
Each section of America Is Hard to See is a kind of mini essay, filled with anger and beauty, pleasure and confrontation.
This essay, filled with a newcomer's prickly sense of wonder and unease in a new part of the world, could, with some rejiggering and enjambment, have been a rosy and demented free-verse poem, something stormy from Theodore Roethke.
They have just realized that an essay filled with a bunch of hashtags coming from the particular student who wrote it is not threatening at all.
The catalog is modest in design, with a long, idea-filled essay by Ms. Momin, hard-working, but with hardly a stylistic grace note in sight.
His 150-year-old error-filled essay is to most people who work in this field at best a sort of entertainment.
John J. Conklin III, who had the unpleasant task of cutting jobs when he was president of Bank of America's specialist unit, wrote a barb-filled essay for TheStreet.com in the wake of the flash crash in 2010, saying lawmakers and regulators had "sold their souls" in pursuit of faster trading.
His reviews and miscellaneous essays filled six volumes aptly titled Prejudices (1919 27).
