Sentence examples for the same essays from inspiring English sources

Some members post the same essays to the collective blog and to their personal sites.

A total of 414 colleges and universities will accept the application, which saves students time by allowing them to submit the same essays to any institution that accepts it.

Firstly, by pointing out the great differences in the scores awarded by different examiners to the same essays, it sensitizes different stakeholders to the gravity of the situation and by the same token urges for more research into the phenomenon.

For example, they reported that machine-scored Criterion® scores were correlated highly with human scores (e.g., r = .76), and that machine-generated scores based on two independent essays (e.g., r = .80) were correlated more highly than human-generated scores based on the same essays (e.g., r = .53; see also Li et al., 2014).

Later in the same essay, the authors dissect a special form of acquisitive desire.

He later says in the same essay, "It's time to grow up and be strong".

When, in the same essay, she arrives at the phrase "in real time," she knows to ask "whatever that is".

"This requires, obviously, that I should spend a great deal of time in London," she acknowledged in the same essay.

As he says in the same essay: "Truth has become so scarce that speaking it seems at best eccentric".

But from the same essay we learn that Huxley carried the volume only because he could not concentrate properly while on the move.

In the same essay, Woolf offers her recommendations for what a woman writer needs: "Five hundred a year and a room with a lock on the door".