Sentence examples for landmark essay from inspiring English sources

Four years later, elaborating on its findings, Converse published a landmark essay, "The Nature of Belief Systems in Mass Publics".

During a lecture delivered a mere two months before he died, the French theorist disavowed his landmark essay.

C. S. Lewis took the results-oriented approach in his landmark essay, "On Three Ways of Writing for Children".

Mr. Baldwin's landmark essay collection "The Fire Next Time" was reviewed by F. W. Dupee on the front cover of the magazine's first issue in 1963.

He wrote in his landmark essay "Projective Verse" (1950) that poetry was a form of "energy transferred from where the poet got it" to the reader.

In "The Myth of Sisyphus," Albert Camus's landmark essay, it is precisely this conception of daily life that foments suicidal thinking.

In his landmark essay-cum-manifesto The Book, Spiritual Instrument, Mallarmé claims that everything that exists does so in order to end up in, or as, a book.

These landmark essays made an enormous impact.

Baldwin is also the author of some important nonfiction, several landmark essays of great power and beauty on the place of the black writer in white America.

The landmark essays in Change Everything Now, a new offering in the Orion Reader book series, tackle topics such as consumerism, corporatism, and even environmentalism itself.

Now, aged 88, after 14 novels, ten volumes of stories, multiple book-bannings by the apartheid state and scores of landmark essays (not to mention the Nobel and Booker prizes), she returns with an impassioned family saga of post-liberation dreams, shocks and fears, as alert and nuanced – tormented, even – as any of her works.