Sentence examples for opening essay from inspiring English sources

This means the long (50-odd pages) opening essay is more interested in affirming broad general truths than in delivering particular and searching insights - but for the audience she has in mind, that's fine.

It would be worth buying English Food for Boxer's opening essay alone.

So wrote W. E. B. DuBois in the opening essay of "The Souls of Black Folk".

"What," he writes in the opening essay about coyotes in Texas, "has this to do with flossing, you ask?

We remade the table of contents, the letters page, the opening essay, the interview, The Ethicist and the food section.

At this point it helps to glance over Philipp Blom's excellent opening essay in the show's catalog.

In the opening essay, the hiddenmost wonder is the Tempio Malatestiano in the Italian town of Rimini.

At present, London is playing catch-up, having received a B grade at best for its opening essay.

And entertainment, as Chabon argues in this collection's opening essay, is what literary art all boils down to.

But the Winter 2008 issue contains an eye-opening essay by Philip Hoffman and Jean-Lurent Rosenthal setting the current economic crisis in a broad historical setting.

Last year, in an eye-opening essay in the Los Angeles Review of Books, the writer David Tompkins connected VanderMeer's trilogy to the "hyperobject," a philosophical concept invented by the eco-philosopher Timothy Morton.