Sentence examples for forgotten essay from inspiring English sources
ESTABLISHING A JUDGEMENT FREE ZONE: STEP ONE: Make it clear that your child can tell you about anything -- the piling work, the forgotten essay that was never written, the test that didn't get studied for -- and then when responding to the situation, don't respond based on emotion, but choose to stay centered in the moment.
I brought the folder to the armchair and cringed to think of why I'd forgotten this essay: when I was in college and my mother had tried to share her work with me, I'd privately dismissed the subjects she covered, such as breast cancer and divorce, as frivolous "women's journalism"—the sort of writing that I, a poet in the making, was above.
And what of you, you who are already forgetting?" This essay, like this book, is both theory and practice.
If it's something your reader won't easily forget, your essay will have a more lasting impression.
As an untried writer, I proposed as my first book the life of a forgotten author, Hugh Kingsmill, whose essays, novels and biographies exerted a powerful influence on me.
Barry Gewen's thoughtful essay "Forget the Founding Fathers" (June 5) is inaccurate in one of its key contentions.
Who can forget Tom Wolfe's essay "My Three Stooges," published last year in the collection "Hooking Up"?
For a twenty-four-year-old whose only published prose consisted of one essay on a forgotten poet and a few book reviews, it seemed like a fortune.
I found another essay: "Telemann: A Forgotten Master".
"It was an ambitious but achievable goal ― and an important promise to women in the world's poorest places that they will not be forgotten," Gates explained in her essay.
