Sentence examples for some essays of from inspiring English sources

In 1807, Washington Irving made a number of references to Gotham in some essays of his that appeared anonymously in a short-lived magazine called "Salamagundi," which took its name from a highly spiced pickled-herring hash popular then.

Kirkpatrick's evaluation framework has been traditionally used for medical education and in some essays of BMI educational interventions [ 40, 41].

But we can also find some essay of business model, which applies these aspects in enterprises, which implement the logic of reciprocity also based on gratuity (Bruni 2008).

And he'd read some "essay chapters" of the Oral History.

"I have learned much from the art criticism of Kramer, the fine historiography of Himmelfarb, the intellectual history of Diggins and some of the essays of Kristol," he said serenely.

IN this book Mr. Black offers some essays which might well be of value to the student of physiography.

The Sidney Awards go to some of the best magazine essays of the year.

Every year, the Sidney Awards, named for the renowned philosopher Sidney Hook, go out to some of the best magazine essays of the year.

Baldwin is also the author of some important nonfiction, several landmark essays of great power and beauty on the place of the black writer in white America.

"The Mind's Eye" is a collection of essays — some of which have already appeared in The New Yorker — but it has a remarkably graceful coherence of theme, tone and approach.

In this collection of essays some of Canada's foremost writers and thinkers, including John Ralston Saul and Margaret Atwood, call for equilibrium among economics, culture, and technological change.