Sentence examples for form essay from inspiring English sources

It exuberantly publishes long articles every fortnight in a format known as the long form essay, also popular in the US, in magazines such as the Atlantic and the New Yorker.

Of all living literary figures, William Gass may count as the most daringly scathing and the most assertively fecund: in language, in ideas, in intricacy of form (essays zigzagging thought); above all in relentless fury.

In fact, I believe that MP Stella Creasy's PhD in social psychology is composed entirely of sixth form essays, which she crocheted together while looking attractive and politely agreeing with Tories.

A look at two homes for the long-form essay.

Everything I write looks like a sixth-form essay.

Without the passage in front of them, they wrote what they remembered in a free-form essay for 10 minutes.

I should, however, let readers know that my longish-form essay on the great austerity debacle is now up at The New York Review of Books.

That more insightful kind of writing is now what the Web calls "long-form essay," and it's so not the Tweetocracy.