Sentence examples for latest essay from inspiring English sources

The latest essay igniting the MFA debate in America, in the Atlantic.

His latest essay collection, "Pops: Fatherhood in Pieces," comes out in May.

One week might look at new science fiction or horror, the next, the latest essay anthologies of note.

Tits out for fourth-wave feminism, now, as we examine the latest essay to rock the movement.

Embarrassed by my habit of laughing out loud on the subway, I should have known better than to read David Sedaris's latest essay on the way to work.

And in Putnam's latest essay collection, "Philosophy in an Age of Science," Thorndike sees the crystallization of decades of work in "three central arguments: the collapse of the fact-value dichotomy, the truth of semantic externalism and conceptual relativity".

Reading a lot of Diski's work, not least the latest essays, you are struck by that sense that nothing is off-limits to her as a writer.

And the response was swift: Ai Weiwei, the dissident artist who once said that Han had the makings of "another Lu Xun," wrote after the latest essays that Han's lament "lacks honest discourse and is too acquiescent.

"Perennial suffering," Adorno clarified in a late essay, "has as much right to expression as a tortured man has to scream".

His first major philosophical work was Reflections upon a Late Essay Concerning the Human Understanding (1690), in which he anticipated many later criticisms of John Locke's theory contained in An Essay Concerning Human Understanding; he did, however, agree with Locke in dismissing the doctrine of innate ideas (which asserts that humans hold their mental ideas at birth).

He claims for example that Freud "oversold psychoanalysis as a therapy," and that "the talking cure was not a 'cure' in the sense that it always worked," a cheap shot that ignores such pronouncements as Freud's extraordinary, pessimistic late essay "Analysis Terminable and Interminable".