Sentence examples for sets of essays from inspiring English sources

In vivid contrast are two well-informed sets of essays from the New Press in New York.

The character of Johannes Kreisler, who appears first in two sets of essays and prose sketches called "Kreisleriana" (1814-15) and then in the novel "Kater Murr" (1819-21), is Hoffmann's alter ego and fantasy self, a "mad musician par excellence" who seethes against the lackey status to which most composers were relegated before the advent of Beethoven.

Furthermore, Hume's Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion was published in 1779 while Reid was lecturing on natural theology and long before Reid would publish his two sets of Essays.

History concentrators will take two sets of essays on the history of European traditions, corresponding to the four proseminars in music history.

The current Journal of Economic Perspectives has an excellent set of essays on this.

Here's a beguiling set of essays on the life of our grandfathers' grandfathers.

When they do, the editors intend to publish another set of essays.

That virtue is evident in every page of this set of essays.

The first section is a set of essays on various historical and contemporary perspectives on nonviolence.

First, humans grade a small training set of essays, which then go through a process of text preparation.

Lawrence Mead of New York University has edited a wide-ranging, fascinating set of essays on this approach, known as "The New Paternalism".