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Meanings of essayists in English
Usage of essayists in English
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Ashleigh Young is one of New Zealand's most esteemed poets and essayists.
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A considerable number of essayists, lecturers, and general writers have been Unitarians.
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Macaulay is indeed the prince of essayists, and his reign is unchallenged.
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Our young men shirked their duty, our philosophers and essayists shirked theirs.
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Bradlee was all the things his obituarists and essayists claim today.
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The essayists followed each other in alphabetical order through the season.
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With Carlyle, Macaulay shares the honor of being the greatest of English essayists.
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This other passage would afford many a text for the moralists and essayists:-
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Despite Clemens's recollection, the essayists did not regularly follow each other in alphabetical order.
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In literature my reading was abundant, and included the best English poets and essayists.
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The charm and purity of his diction recall the best school of English essayists.
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In terms of literary influence, I was thinking more about essayists than anything else.
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Of such is the precious, small group of essayists made.
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Their chief studies at this time were in Locke and Hume and the French essayists.
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This method of the old essayists seems antiquated, cumbersome and unsuitable to the subjects discussed.
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These sentences of the great essayists are brave and ineffectual as Leonidas and his Greeks.
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