Sentence examples for the final essays from inspiring English sources

WHAT follows are the final essays we will print from the "Why We Travel" submissions.

All content material and literature were in English and the final essays were to be delivered in English.

This stage, understood heuristically, stretches from the final essays in The Self-aware Determination of Nothingness through The World of Action and The Dialectical World (collected as The Fundamental Problems of Philosophy, 1934), seven volumes of Philosophical Essays (1935 45) and several political writings, to Nishida last essay, "The Logic of Place and the Religious Worldview"(1945).

Greif revisits Walden Pond in the final essay.

(The first essay was published Monday. The final essay will appear on Friday).

This is most on display in the final essay, on the dangers of peace.

This becomes doubly resonant in the final essay, ironically entitled "Beginnings".

The final essay in Sex, Race and Class is called "Striving for Clarity and Influence".

The final lines in the final essay, "Another Shoe," of his final book, "Half Empty," are these: Everybody's got something.

It is full of tangential insights into the human condition and poetic thought experiments, as in the final essay, where death leads to our lives being lived backward.

In the midst of the devastation of the final essay, about the death of your young daughter Isabel, there are some very moving descriptions of your older daughter Ella's imagination.