One rater, while rationalizing the scores she deducted from an essay, observed that "the candidate overwrote the words.
In his essay, Thoreau observes that only a very few people – heroes, martyrs, patriots, reformers in the best sense – serve their society with their consciences, and so necessarily resist society for the most part, and are commonly treated by it as enemies.
Königsberger observes that this essay was a "work of genius that proved him to be a mathematician of first rank" (Königsberger 1906, 167).
In another 1963 essay, he observed that "the old Latin America is collapsing.
His 2004 essay, War Porn, observed how the photographs from Abu Ghraib enacted scenes of fetishistic pornography, concluding: "It is really America that has electrocuted itself".
In a 1985 essay, Robinson observed: "Starting at Gilgamesh and reading forward, I find no evidence that consciousness has ever been a comfortable experience".
His 2004 essay, War Porn, observed how the photographs from the Abu Ghraib prison, west of Baghdad, enacted scenes of fetishistic pornography, concluding: "It is really America that has electrocuted itself".
At the end of her essay, she observed that a far more serious issue, the restrictions placed on women in Iran, was ignored in reports that sought to hype the comedic potential of the story: Iran's women athletes remain caught in a web of government control within Iran while their modest Islamic attire makes them subject to prohibition by international sporting bodies.
All students took a first year course on the "Human context of health care" incorporating a graded reflective writing essay, and a correlation was observed at the end of the course between the grades for this essay and overall grade point average for the whole degree.
The passage reminds me of Joan Didion, who in her 1968 essay "Los Angeles Notebook," observes, "Easterners commonly complain that there is no 'weather' in Southern California, that the days and the seasons slip by relentlessly, numbingly bland.
