Sentence examples for our essay from inspiring English sources

As our essay this week shows, regulation has responded to each crisis by protecting ever more of finance.

Print books have proven to be a remarkably good technology in their own right, as we explain in our essay this week (here).

In our essay about the future of the book ("From papyrus to pixels", October 11th), we mis-stated the revenues of certain publishers in one chart ("Hanging in").

Our essay this week—"What China wants"—argues that China now also craves the respect it once enjoyed, but does not know how to achieve it.

Our essay on Howard Dean drew an enthusiastic response for the new party chairman; readers said he was just the ticket for the Democrats.

(To be fair, the programmes are much better now than they were in 1965, and you can skip the adverts).Read more: "Men adrift", our Essay on the nature of modern manhood.

We were sick of having our personal essays, our anecdotes about our mothers, our every mention of Asian travels, customs, or dishes, summarily compared to The Joy Luck Club.

Our essays turned out to exemplify the tension between two Catholic views of Vatican II.

We would sit up late in the wooden kitchen talking about our essays or boyfriends or people on campus.

"Things were loosening up but we still took the work seriously and we were subservient enough to actually read our books and write our essays.

We had one phone in the hall, wirelesses and typewriters; we wrote our essays by hand and we weren't forever on call, stressed, agitated, panicking and with a squillion, brain-mashing choices to make.