English essay samples

Chapter VI

1. In the beginning of the chapter, the geometry teacher Mr. O’Neil gets into trouble with the headmaster. He argues with Mr. O’Dea because both of them are possessive of Euclid. Mr. Neil likes to reward his best students with apple peel. He skins the apple while the students are watching the process, and s... read more

When I thought of a rebel to describe in this essay, a lot of historical personalities came to my mind. However, I could not choose any of them, as I realized that my knowledge of these characters’ lives was very limited. Suddenly, I remembered a movie I had watched several weeks ago. The film was a biopic Milk directed by Gus Van Sant. The protagonis... read more

Night is a kind of literary memoir (SparkNotes Editors). This book, written by Elie Wiesel, reflects author’s personal experience in the concentration camps during the World War II. Its main character is Eliezer, a twelve-year-old boy who narrates the story. Eliezer is represented as a dynamic character changing along the novel. A main accent is laid ... read more

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Childhood obesity is a problem of national importance and it requires urgent solutions because if it is disregarded, it will obviously lead to dreadful consequences both fro separate individuals and for the society as a whole. The problem of overweight was caused by several reasons such as consumption of unhealthy food an... read more

To begin with, schools, colleges and universities have always been the places, where people with different religious convictions, world outlooks, upbringing and values came to spend a decent period of time. Such institutions are the perfect examples of the places, where clashes of interests and differences in values became the reasons for special pro... read more

Death can be considered one of the main themes in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, which is quite natural for a tragedy. Characters of the heroes manifest themselves most directly in their attitude towards death. In the present essay, it will be shown how Hamlet’s and Laertes’s views on the issue reveal some motives of their behavior which could not be fully und... read more

Writing abilities have always been an important part of human communication as well developed writing skills include fluency, creativity, and comprehensibility that are required for normal expression of our thoughts in writing and for clear understanding of our ideas by others. Some may be born with the talent to express their thought and operate with... read more

Physical therapy is a relatively new science, which explains some misconceptions and free interpretations on the subject. On the whole, the essence of physical therapy is to help patients to rehabilitate from the trauma, disease or any other illness; therefore, the main goal of any physical therapy practitioner is to assist an individual in overcoming... read more

In the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, the development of nuclear weapons has reached an unprecedented level. The threats of a nuclear war occurred several times in the past. It is worth remembering the Cuban missile crisis of 1962 when a global catastrophe was avoided only thanks to successful diplomatic negotiations between the representatives... read more

This essay examines the Wisconsin v. Yorder case, analyses its facts and vindicates its ruling as the best way to solve the conflict between American society and the Old Order Amish community. A close look is given to the concept of legal pluralism as a way of solving problems within different layers of law. Keywords: Old Order Amish community, Earthling case, legal pluralism. Amish Plur... read more