Sentence examples for linked essays from inspiring English sources

Over and over in the course of these linked essays, Aciman shows himself wanting to be elsewhere.

Levels of Life (2013)—which pays tribute to his wife, who died in 2008 is a series of linked essays.

This book of linked essays, by the chief art critic of The New York Times, explores the enigmatic status of art and ways to approach it.

In these "moving and perceptive" linked essays, Charles McGrath said in The Times, Plumly looks both at the life of Keats's work and at the poet's slow death.

Linked essays about the Internet as the solvent of the fundamental social order, best when the author personalizes change by exhibiting teenage prodigies who have outrun their elders and betters on the Information Highway.

In these linked essays, Sebald takes up the troubled lives of five writers and one painter with the delicacy, intensity, and tone of sombre mystery for which he was known.

(For a hint about why the linked essay is moonshine, go here).

Mr. Beller's Neighborhood, a new Web site (www.mrbellersneighborhood.com), divides an aerial view of Manhattan into nine areas, then links essays, poems and stories to the locations where they are set If the viewer zooms in on the Upper East Side, for example, a red dot at 77th Street and Madison Avenue leads to W. H. Auden's poem "In Schrafft's".

It comprises a series of linked journalistic essays, each of which attempts in a different way to address the phenomenon of worldwide displacement and its consequences.

That's what happened on Wednesday night at the New York State Theater, as a new New York City Ballet cast took on those linked choreographic essays by George Balanchine to late Stravinsky scores, "Monumentum pro Gesualdo" and "Movements for Piano and Orchestra".

Closer to home, the novelist Thomas Beller links essays and stories about New York to their settings on a satellite map of Manhattan (mrbellersneigh borhood.com).