Sentence examples for miscellaneous essays from inspiring English sources

His reviews and miscellaneous essays filled six volumes aptly titled Prejudices (1919 27).

The genre embraced not only fiction but also works of a near-historical nature, pious tracts, books of practical information, guidebooks, evaluations of courtesans and actors, and miscellaneous essays.

Next might be considered various miscellaneous essays and short works published during his career, and finally we can count Hegel's early works, written in the period between his student years at Tübingen and his move to Jena, and predominantly on religious and political themes (ETW).

Miscellaneous essays, lectures and discourses on Jewish religious philosophy, ethics and history and his 1941 military history From Dan To Megiddo.

His new book, "Distrust That Particular Flavor," is his first collection of miscellaneous prose — essays, journalism, lectures — in a career of more than 30 years.

Each of the two big Italian volumes in the complete works has a section at the end called "Pagine Sparse," or miscellaneous writings, essays and stories that weren't in the collections that Levi made in his lifetime.

Although severely compromised and unable to write as prolifically as before, he still managed to immerse himself in the study of various philosophical and religious topics, which resulted in a new direction in his scholarship as the publication of miscellaneous methodological essays, and especially that of The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (1904 1905), testifies.

This charmingly miscellaneous volume of essays combines high ideas with an insouciance of tone.

The threads that tie this somewhat miscellaneous package of essays and reviews are slender.

Silences, composed of miscellaneous lectures and essays, looked at the conditions of existence that made it so difficult for aspiring women writers to do their writing.

Indirect methods abstract (more or less) formal generic knowledge from the patterns of language found in miscellaneous reports, stories, essays, weblogs, etc. Reliably extracting knowledge by the direct method requires relatively deep language understanding, and consequently is far from a mature technology.