Sentence examples for the one essay from inspiring English sources

So it is refreshing to read the one essay that embraces such connections: Sarah K. Rich's "Ellsworth Kelly's Spectacular Painting".

The one essay that caught my eye and made me reflect about the ways in which animals are used and abused is the first about the beneficial aspects of playfully handling laboratory rats, called "hand play".

Then in March, I posted my story about rape on HuffPost, and all of sudden dozens of comments piled up at the bottom of this one essay.

Following this, one essay was distributed.

Gray is unhappily uncertain how good it is, but engages with one essay on the mysterious Weldon Kees, who vanished somewhere on or over the Golden Gate Bridge in the 60s, and whom he thinks Hamilton might have made up.

McGrath's Intellectual World, too, suffers from Lewis-reverence – "He was right on all four counts," is the unqualified assertion in the conclusion to one essay – but it adds to what we know, and is clear enough for the interested generalist to follow.

In just this way, Benjamin dreamed of using the arcades to write the hidden history of the city he called, in one essay, "Paris, the Capital of the Nineteenth Century".

Above all, it speaks in the way his essays open themselves up to the reader; although his sentences can appear to have the settled polish of examination questions ('What is funny and forlorn in the following sentence?' one essay begins), they continually invite discussion, debate, dissent.

The author of one essay describes with some approval how a friend and her new boyfriend went into couples counselling to deal with his "clutter problem" (the mind boggles); several have a tendency both to overshare and to self-praise ("One thing I have never been insecure about is my intelligence").

He offered her all he could to publish the collection, but she only allowed him one essay, "The Impossibility of Love".

She encourages getting it wrong, with Stuffed Breast of Veal: A Bad Idea the ominous title of one essay.