Sentence examples for the essay include from inspiring English sources

Other European heirs to this tradition of the essay include Stefan Zweig and Hugo von Hofmannsthal in Austria and Thomas Mann and Bertolt Brecht in Germany; their sprightly and incisive essays on the arts can be traced to the 19th century German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer.

(The essay includes a tangential reference to the bloody, climactic scene of the movie).

Debatable, I'd say – the baggy definition of the essay includes much older works.

The essay includes nine remarkable photographs of grain elevators, "the magnificent FIRST-FRUITS of the new age".

The essay includes the original "Archäischer Torso Apollos" so you can check out Rilke's poem and Beck's own translation as well.

The essay includes many tender and surprising images, among which are a number of pictures of whales decomposing on the shores of Ocean Beach in San Francisco.

The essay includes a short curriculum vitae for the professor (now retired from the Naval War College), the names of several of his books and his prior teaching appointments.

The essays include strong support for the renewal of Trident and strong criticism of David Cameron for subsuming UK foreign policy to trade interests as opposed to human rights.

Spanning seven continents over 25 years, the essays include reports of his experiences of Afghanistan after the fall of the Taliban, and resisting tanks in Moscow during the 1991 coup that led, ultimately, to the end of the Soviet Union.

The essays include statistics like: "One in thirty-three men will survive sexual assault" and remind us that "73percentt of sexual assaults are committed by someone the victim knows".

Many of the essays, including the one that prompted the book "Mockingbird Years," have been previously published, but not all.