Sentence examples for previous essays from inspiring English sources

In the tradition of American letters, Poe heavily plagiarized two previous essays.

Windolf's two previous essays for the Book Review were about music books — a history of the Brill Building songwriters and a book about post-punk music.

Many readers have reacted to previous essays with blanket denunciations of these initation rites, often accompanied by assertions that reveal they haven't even bothered to read the evidence from physicians and anthropologists presented in these essays.

The mission statement in the front of the first issue declared its political non-partisanship, its commitment to "truth-telling, style and command of the essay form" and the intention – which has since been borne out to satisfying effect – to carry correspondence to previous essays in the back of each new edition.

Previous essays have explored a range of issues including the changing relationship between business, government and the non-profit sector; transparency, accountability and corporate reporting; corporate governance; the role of business in sustainable development and the role of public policy in managing the relationship between business and society.

In previous essays she said the former Daily Show presenter Jon Stewart symbolised the "decline and vacuity of contemporary comedy", criticised Lady Gaga for being "artificial and calculated" and drew comparisons between Bill Clinton and the entertainer Bill Cosby, who is the subject of more than 50 allegations of sexual assault.

Her three previous essay collections gathered brilliant commentary on welfare, abortion, surrogate motherhood, Iraq, gay marriage and health care, mostly from the pages of The Nation.

This is a response from the author to readers who commented on his previous essay for The Stone, Philosophy by Another Name.

A year later, in a review of Oliver Pilat's biography, "Pegler: Angry Man of the Press," he wrote that "the minimum compliment that sentence deserves is that it renders unnecessary, by the act of poetic concentration, every previous essay on mass culture".

In a previous essay on this topic, I suggested five specific goals: understanding the language of the brain, understanding how neurons organize into circuits, understanding how the brain develops and learns, understanding how the brain determines which circuits to use in a given situation, and understanding the relations between neural circuitry and behavior.

In her previous essay collection, "Karaoke Culture," which was a finalist for a 2011 National Book Critics Circle Award, Ugrešić counted herself as a member of the "dubious guild" of critics who are "prepared to see more" behind our cultural enthusiasms than mere passing fads.