Sentence examples for last essays from inspiring English sources

There also appeared after his death his Derniers essais de critique et d'histoire (1894; "Last Essays of Criticism and History") and an unfinished autobiographical and psychological novel, written about 1861, Étienne Mayran (1910).

However, in one of his last essays, "The Letter-Bell," he's back to his old self: "I have never given the lie to my own soul.

One of his last essays was on Gandhi, written two years after India, and one year after Burma, became independent, and a year after Gandhi's assassination.

Lastly Arnold turned to religion, the constant preoccupation and true centre of his whole life, and wrote St. Paul and Protestantism (1870), Literature and Dogma (1873), God and the Bible (1875), and Last Essays on Church and Religion (1877).

In one of his last essays, "The Philology of World Literature," Auerbach seems to be reflecting on his own situation, a man caught between the place where he was born and the work that he was born to.

As Said noted in one of his last essays, however, many in the Middle East had themselves "slipped into an easy anti-Americanism that shows little understanding of what the U.S. is really like as a society".

His last essay was given 86%.

Walker's last essay is on Bill Clinton.

That last essay was for a course on British politics.

This is the last essay, at least for now, in Townies.

In the last essay, Harrison describes the way her children have helped to close the divide.