Sentence examples for produced essays from inspiring English sources

Miguel Algarin, founder of the Nuyorican Poets Café, produced essays and poems in Survival Supervivencia.

Literary criticism of distinction has developed also, and Seán Ó Tuama, Tomás Ó Floinn, and Breandán Ó Doibhlin have produced essays of high standard.

Like many young photographers today, she cut her teeth in Afghanistan and in Iran, where she said she produced essays on people her own age — "what it is to be 30 in Tehran" — and on what she calls "corrective rape".

Armed with a round-the-world ticket, the former-secret service man produced essays that were no tourist guides, unless you were looking for the seedier side of life.

How they see us now bears little resemblance to how they saw us then… A number of the writers we invited, perhaps solipsistically, to reflect on our national character produced essays that stand as written: they are personal, and revolve around no defining moment.

Compared with students in the neutral conditions, students instructed to describe an emotional topic reported greater negative affect following the writing task and produced essays that contained significantly more personal and psychological content.

Throughout the 1950s he continued to produce essays, including (in English) Debates with Historians (1955), Use and Abuse of History (1955), and Encounters in History (1961).

By fifth grade, for example, students will be required to produce essays in which they introduce, support and defend arguments, using specific facts and details.

By fifth grade, for example, students who now do very little in the way of challenging writing assignments will be required to produce essays in which they introduce, support and defend arguments, using specific details.

The intention of the standards, the editorial says, "is to help students develop strong reasoning skills earlier than is now common," with students by fifth grade "required to produce essays in which they introduce, support and defend arguments".

Geir produces essays on such topics as Karl Jaspers' existential notion of the "limit Situation", and introduces Knausgaard to "the great classical antiliberal cultures, in a line extending from Nietzsche and Jünger to Mishima and Cioran.