Sentences with phrase «pithy essays»
Academics, judges and lawyers, some quite famous, others just gifted, contribute pithy essays on a wide range of topics about the operation of the law: insights on legal history, legal thought, important precedents and bobbleheads all fall within its purview.
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The state of the academy, conflicts of feminisms, pro «choice denial of choice, and why journalists behave as they do are among the myriad subjects address ed in these pithy essays on a culture that is, Mr. Leo regretfully notes, gravely wayward.
Early on, even Jeremiah could have located himself somewhere within Frederick Buechner's pithy essay on vocation in Wishful Thinking.
Alice Walker, in a pithy essay titled «One Child of One's Own,» called her single daughter a «meaningful digression,» and that's right in many ways; if she had borne five children, she probably wouldn't have been writing many books.
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Reinhardt also published a number of short essays and pithy manifestos in magazines, most often in ARTnews.
Comprising 67 paintings by 48 artists living and dead, arranged in groupings, Tightrope Walk is a kind of visual essay, with each chapter denoted by a pithy observation printed high on the walls.
«A terrific essay collection with quick and pithy profiles of famous and not - famous women artists — Alice Neel, Louise Bourgeois, Lee Krasner, Kara Walker, etc..
Some are in - depth essays, while others are quotes with pithy one - liners.