14 sentences with “essay”

The essay was reviewed to ensure its coherence.

The teacher pointed out the redundancy in the student's essay paragraphs.

The arguments in his essay were not coherent, which caused confusion for the reader.

The deep and reflective philosopher wrote a provocative and challenging essay on human existence.

The persuasive power of the essay was largely due to Gobineau's claim that his arguments were "scientific".

He considers IQ tests a fallacy and wrote an essay that cast doubt on them even among their most ardent supporters.

His literary work is characterised by a wide range of literary genres: essay, treatise, drama, novel, lyric, etcetera.

He revolutionised the concepts of human evolution and asserts that the missing link does not exist, in an essay on the subject.

His career was on the rise: he had won the prestigious Adams Prize for an essay entitled "Singularities and the Geometry of Space-Time".

Hawking then published the essay "Black Hole Explosions? - which Dr Sciama considers "one of the most beautiful papers in the history of physics" - in the science journal Nature.

Although Kant's essay probably exaggerated the utopian qualities of the thinking of his time, he was right that it corresponded to a major shift in the way educated Europeans thought about the world and the place of humans in it.

In one of Henry's bookmarked pages in Compensation, an essay he used to read and reread, there was a passage that referred to weakness of character and that a man could not acquire soul strength until he had been "spurred, goaded, and sorely assailed."

Rousseau rose to prominence by winning an essay contest in 1749, writing a scathing critique of his contemporary French society and claiming that its so-called "civilisation" was a corrupt façade that undermined the natural moral character of humanity.

In 1784, a Prussian philosopher named Immanuel Kant published a short essay entitled What is the Enlightenment? It responded to nearly a century of philosophical, scientific and technical advances in Central and Western Europe that, he argued, had culminated in his own lifetime in a more enlightened and just age.