Sentence examples for formidable essays from inspiring English sources

(The M.I.T. Press has just issued "Gabriel Orozco," a book of formidable essays and interviews from the academic journal October).

Certainly Goodblatt's formidable essay on the state of the question shows what can be done, and several other papers reveal coherence and purpose.

Particia Hampl's I Could Tell You Stories is an intimate and intellectually formidable series of essays.

Kirkus: "An unfailingly elegant and thoughtful collection of essays from the formidable mind of Franzen, written with passion and haunted by loss".

The essay was a formidable looking glass.

Janet Malcolm's Forty-One False Starts (Granta) provides a masterclass on the art of the essay from one of its most formidable living practitioners – often, as with the title essay, by sharing object lessons in failure.

He remains a formidable critic of liberal pieties, and the essays in "The Bloody Crossroads" are as challenging as anything he has written.

Never mind that the two Goldman stories plugged on the cover were relatively short essays with non-Businessweek, though formidable, bylines (Jonathan Weil and Michael Lewis).

But Beard's formidable intellect is in no danger of being eclipsed, as the essays in "Women & Power" demonstrate.

By the time he died in 1956, of cirrhosis, Faik had established a formidable literary reputation based on more than 190 short stories, two novellas, numerous essays and 40poemss.

Mr. Murray established himself as a formidable social and literary figure in 1970 with his first book, a collection of essays titled "The Omni-Americans: New Perspectives on Black Experience and American Culture".