Sentence examples for superb essay from inspiring English sources

_____________ *On Obama and anger, see Ta-Nahisi Coates's superb essay in the current Atlantic.

Tygiel's strength in this superb essay is his affection for these flawed figures.

Also check out Michael Lewis's superb essay, "The End of Wall Street's Boom," on Portfolio.com.

_____ *On Obama and anger, see Ta-Nahisi Coates's superb essay in the current Atlantic.

Caleb Crain's superb essay on declining literacy, "Twilight of the Books," could have been titled "Twilight of the Reading Brain" (A Critic at Large, December 24th & 31st).

So suggests a superb essay here, "The Body of Evil", which brings together Hannah Arendt, JM Coetzee, and the aftermath of 9/11.

It's typical that those superb — terrifyingly superb — essays appeared in Hungarian translation only recently in the low-circulation publication Múlt és Jövo [Past and Future], and even that was only a modest selection from Améry's works.

The lineaments of that history are laid out in superb essays by Ms. Bates and Stefano Carboni, curator of Islamic art at the Met, in a catalog that makes a signal contribution to the field of Islamic studies and enhanced by contributions from the 15 students from Hunter College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York who worked on the project.

As Phil Carter writes in a superb Slate essay that gives an Iraq veteran's take on the case, "Anyone who finds Beauchamp's story incredible merely because it's upsetting has no idea what war can do".

They emote with mask-like expressivity, their faces turned into cinemojis akin to those of Disney's animated characters, and, of course, Barnhill delivers the "Spielberg face" of "wordless wonder," which Kevin B. Lee identified in his superb video essay — though here Sophie's wonder is aimed not at her experience but at decorative effects that Spielberg himself seems particularly proud of.

This isn't to imply that Both Flesh and Not is an exercise in barrel scraping (the tennis pieces are especially good, and there's a superb short essay called The Nature of the Fun on the contradictory instincts at work in the fiction writer's mind), but there are things in the collection that might have been better left for scholars and completists to hunt down in their own time.