Sentence examples for quoted essay from inspiring English sources
"I keep asking myself, a thousand years of what?" said the writer Vo Thi Hao in a widely quoted essay.
In 2000, Cheryll Barron, a past Silicon Valley correspondent for the Economist and Business Week, wrote a much quoted essay on salon.com called 'High-tech's missionaries of sloppiness'.
Once the conversation shifts away from herself, she lights up, quoting essays on Islamophobia by the actor Riz Ahmed, or leaning forward in her eagerness to talk about violence against women.
I emailed him asking if I could quote his essay; he emailed back; we became friends.
Brooks approvingly quotes an essay arguing that Islamists don't really get causality as a concept — it's all divine magic to them — or the difference between a fact and a feeling.
He quotes an essay in the Saudi daily Asharq al-Awsat by the gutsy Abdul Rahman al-Rashed, who said that while Saudis were shocked to find so many of their youth involved in 9/11, "it is better to confront the fact than make excuses...
The newspaper quotes an essay he wrote as a teenager, questioning what he called "rabid nationalism" in the UK.
To be fair, that's a point Bennett and Wilezol acknowledge, quoting William James' essay "The Social Value of the College-Bred": "The best claim that a college education can possibly make on your respect, the best thing that it can aspire to accomplish for you, is this: that it should help you to know a good man when you see him".
Decades later, Cleaver's legacy lives on through his powerful quotes, essays, and teachings.
In the essay quoted above, he is ostensibly railing against the Articles of Confederation.
