Sentence examples for published essay from inspiring English sources
That argument is made eloquently in a newly published essay on the Obama presidency by Theda Skocpol, a Harvard professor and one of the country's foremost political theorists.
The reference is to Bayesian statistical techniques -- so named for Thomas Bayes, a 17th-century English minister and polymath who described them in a posthumously published essay.
In a recently published essay on his decision to render "The Great Gatsby" in Japanese, the sixty-four-year-old author reveals that it became something of a lifelong mission.
When he finally did speak up in a newly published essay in Foreign Affairs, he condemned the Bush administration for its "arrogant bunker mentality" in its execution of the war.
She no longer had the energy for that task and yet, in her posthumously published essay collection, Survivors in Mexico, she really looks at the Mexican people rather than cloaking them in a Lawrence-like mythology.
His learning and his widely varied interests are on display in his recently published essay collection, "Waiting for the Barbarians," which has just been nominated for National Book Critics Circle Award in criticism.
Sunday papers published essays, the dailies reportage.
She also published essays, stories, and more radio plays.
She also published essays, criticism and short fiction.
Parmanand Mewaram's magazine, Jote, published essays by him and by other writers.
He also published essays, travelogues, retellings of Indian epics, and an autobiography, My Days (1974).
