Sentence examples for in two essays from inspiring English sources

He recently enumerated those options in two essays published by the Hastings Center, the nation's oldest bioethics research institute.

Miller, John H.''The Evolution of Automata in the Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma," in Two Essays on the Economics of Imperfect Information, Ph.D. dissertation, University of Michigan, 1988.

Johnson's defensive pride was awakened when the nobleman, learning of the impending publication of the Dictionary, praised it in two essays in The World, a weekly paper of entertainment.

This view found its earliest expression in two essays, "Der Begriff der Offenbarung im Neuen Testament" ("The Concept of Revelation in the New Testament"), written in 1929, and "Die Geschichtlichkeit des Daseins und der Glaube" ("The Historicity of Man and Faith"), written in 1930.

He writes as one on the settled far shore of the struggle to believe, but evidence of his struggle comes in two essays, written in English, on two theologians who impressed and moved him during the fifties: Simone Weil and Lev Shestov.

In two essays, Vietnamese scholars dare to identify errors by their own side, as well as by the Americans".Reporting Vietnam", in two handsome volumes, is from the Library of America, a national treasure that over the years has published well-made versions of America's literary and historical classics.

Originally titled "Prisoners of Childhood," it set forth, in three essays, a simple but harrowing proposition.

metaCage investigates the musical practice of John Cage in four essays written by current ORCiM Fellows.

metaCage investigates the musical practice of John Cage in four essays written by current ORCiM fellows.

In four essays published within the last two years, she pays homage to a set of writers very different from Nietzsche and Artaud.

Plutarch's interest in animals and their minds surfaces in four essays: two called "On Eating Flesh," "Whether Land or Sea Animals Are More Intelligent" (a question that receives no clear answer), and "Gryllus" (also called "Do Animals Reason?").