Sentence examples for smart essay from inspiring English sources

Chris Anderson of Wired Magazine pointed this out in a smart essay in February's issue, entitled "Atoms Are the New Bits".

John B. Judis began his last book, "Grand Illusion: Critics and Champions of the American Century," with a smart essay about the agonies of Herbert Croly.

For an argument that the collapse of negotiations could be a "potentially useful, clarifying moment," see this very smart essay by Daniel Levy (who was on the Israeli negotiating team at the Taba talks in 2001) in The National Interest.

In a smart essay in The Wall Street Journal, titled "The Radical Legacy of 1979," the retired U.S. diplomat Edward Djerejian, who led the political section of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow in 1979, noted: "Last year we celebrated the great historic achievements marked by the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the subsequent unification of Germany.

Over the weekend, 13-year-old actress Rowan Blanchard, star of Disney's Girl Meets World, wrote a thoughtful and smart essay (posted to Instagram) on the importance of intersectional feminism – feminism that takes into account how oppression impacts different people depending on their identity.

There's really nothing quite like it in popular culture, and critic Marisa Carrol was quite right, in a smart essay in Splitsider on the "Cathartic Comedy of Mental Illness," to point out: "Her stand-up contains some of the most transformative work being done around mental illness and stigma today".

I know that as a reader who has never written in, many of these smart essays have stayed with me, their points flashing in my mind at moments least expected.

The New Yorker, December 20 , 1999P. 99 BOOKS FROM OUR PAGES about "A Dedicated Follower of Fashion" (Phaidon; $29.95) by Holly Brubach...[T]hese smart essays include disquisitions on French style, the evolution of sunglasses, the legacy of Versace, and the poignancy of an industry devoted to the belief that something can be accomplished by buying new clothes.

I wonder if he's read any of the thoughtful, smart essays, tweets and posts that have been written about both MacFarlane and The Onion situation (like this one from novelist N.K. Jemisin, or this summary from Racialicious).

So long as she has smart essays, good recommendations, and a solid score on the GMAT (like the GRE for business folks), she'll be let in to Wharton and allowed to attend as long as she takes one calculus class and earns a score of A- or higher.

Most recently, this approach led to a morning spent scouring the web for new commentaries by Laila Lalami, a Moroccan writer who I had heard say fascinating things about North Africa at a 2008 public event, and then devouring and learning from smart essays on Tunisia and Egypt she had written for the Guardian and the Nation.