Sentence examples for first essays of from inspiring English sources

The most notable of these publications was the philosopher Gian Domenico Romagnosi's Annali universali di statistica ("World Statistical Almanac"), which published the first essays of his most important pupil, Carlo Cattaneo.

In its pages he wrote his first essays on the poetry of Victor Hugo and soon became a member of his literary circle of Romantic writers and poets.

He wrote one of the first essays on the atomic bomb for Time.

I only got through the prologue and first essay of "The Genealogy of Morality" during the match (there was, after all, tennis to be watched), but I could see why an athlete would like it.

He argues for a "moral reading" of the American Constitution, an approach outlined in the first essay of "Freedom's Law", and then applied in subsequent chapters to a range of recent controversies.Oddly, Mr Dworkin, like Justice Scalia, also claims to be an "originalist"—at least in his comment in Justice Scalia's book.

Also be sure to check out the magazine, which this week published the first essay of a monthly series celebrating Darwin.

"The well-being of the majority and the well-being of the few are opposite viewpoints of value," Nietzsche says in the 'Note' at the end of the first essay of the Genealogy.

In the first essay of Dialectic, it is noted that "a true praxis capable of overturning the status quo depends on theory's refusal to yield to the oblivion in which society allows thought to ossify" (p. 33).

When it comes to bedroom action, as Jessica Valenti wrote in the first essay of her book of the same name: "He's a stud, she's a slut".

The first essay of a series illustrating the state of sanitation in West and Central Africa on the occasion of the International Year of Sanitation.

It had been around since the rise of bebop, in the nineteen-forties: Broyard criticized its inauthenticity in one of his first essays, "A Portrait of the Hipster," in Partisan Review in 1948.