Sentence examples for innumerable essays from inspiring English sources

"RE 49" is one of Yves Klein's innumerable essays in deep solid blue.

He spoke out forcefully against poverty, racism and injustice through innumerable essays, and his letters were published frequently in the New York Times.

Woodcock also wrote several social histories of Canada, as well as innumerable essays on Canadian literature, many for the quarterly Canadian Literature, which he helped found in 1959 and edited until 1977.

Frum, the author of three other books and innumerable essays, has an instinct for the telling anecdote and clever simile: "The Enron news," he writes, "hit the Bush White House like a death in the family".

The history of her life — as it has now been told in the five biographies and in innumerable essays and critical studies — is a signature story of the fearful, double-faced fifties.

A convenient peg for innumerable essays on the dumbing down of American culture, the movie was also credited and blamed for ushering in a new era of scatological comedy, never mind that bad-taste transgressions were by then familiar to several generations of filmgoers, whether from "Animal House" or from John Waters.

He was the author of 15 books and innumerable articles and essays about the Middle East and American foreign and security policies.

Innumerable books and essays have already plumbed the consequences of America's loss, or possible loss, of global leadership, with the best providing either fresh insight or original reporting.

Over the course of a long career, Shaw produced some 50 plays, five novels, and innumerable political and cultural essays.

In innumerable newspaper letters and essays over various signatures, he described British measures and the behaviour of royal governors, judges, and customs men in the darkest colours.

Not to mention the innumerable college visits, interviews and essays that loomed over senior fall.