Sentence examples for public essays from inspiring English sources

These debates transpired not only through speeches and writings (including public essays and private letters), but also at major meetings like the Hampton Conference (1892), the Chicago World's Fair (1893), and the Pan African Conference (1900)—to give only a few examples.

Tsoi re-read books published by the party in 1998 to mark the 100th anniversary of Zhou's birth that contained public essays and speeches by Zhou as well as his diary, letters, poems, novels and thesis from 1912 to 1924.

He has brought a novelist's gifts to history -- particularly in his fictional accounts of Aaron Burr and Lincoln -- and a graceful, wicked stiletto to the polemical public essay.

Paper, $16 Related The Books Web Site In D'Agata's words, "what the lyric essay inherits from the public essay is a fact-­hungry pursuit of solutions to problems, while from the personal essay what it takes is a wide-eyed dallying in the heat of predicaments.... Lyric essays seek answers, yet seldom seem to find them".

"'Those who wish to explain to politicians and others why landscape should be nurtured… face a daunting task where the necessary concepts and vocabulary are not to hand,' wrote Finlay in a public essay," Macfarlane quotes.

An early challenge came in his first public essay, "Socratic Memorabilia" (1759), which was dedicated to Kant and their mutual friend Christoph Berens.

"Hold a weekly public complaint essay contest called 'Why You Should Fine My Bank,' " he said in a Twitter post.

Many of the best public-policy essays of the year tackled the interconnected subjects of inequality, wage stagnation and the loss of economic dynamism.

YOU HAVE TO PAY FOR THE PUBLIC LIFE: Selected Essays of Charles W. Moore.

In general, Mr. Howard said, it makes little difference for a top performer if the problem is public health or essays in Arabic.

A collection of his public addresses and essays from 1957 to 1963 was published as Toward World Peace (1964), and View from the UN (1978), an account of his years as secretary general, was published posthumously.