English essay samples

Part I:

The Fourteenth Amendment guarantees due process and equal protection. In particular, it stipulates that states shall not deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law and deny to any person the equal protection of laws. The Supreme Court on several occasions considered the due process guarante... read more

Abstract

This movie is about the illegal immigrants in the United States of America. The movie depicts how each and every day more and more migrants cross over the border into America. With security tightening up in California and Texas, the only way in left for the illegal immigrants is through the Arizona desert. Most of them com... read more

There are a lot of things in our life that can bring us joy, make us feel glad and happy. Some of us find happiness in everyday trifles of life, some feel glad when bringing joy to their close ones, for others being happy means being part of something great. This list can be endless as we all identify happiness in our own manner. Being happy has nothi... read more

Throughout history, authors and thinkers have been interested in the idea of Utopia, an ideal society where people would live a happy and harmonious life. In his story “Of Missing Persons” Jack Finney focuses on this theme but from a totally new perspective: if ideal place existed, would people be ready for it? Based on the story of Charley Ewell, the main character, the author conveys an i... read more

Looking for a job or staying on the crossroads while choosing a career way one should pay enough attention to what he or she wants to deal with and does he or she have qualities to complete given tasks perfectly or almost perfectly.

What concerns editors job, I believe that one to do such a job perfectly is a person that is accurat... read more

The world is changing – every day and every second. New technologies, new life rhythm… Everything has influenced and has changed people a lot. And now it is no doubt that we can’t back to our past, we need to accept new things, living with them in our new society. Mark Bauerlein focuses on a very important problem – people start to communicate by text... read more

The world on Turtle‘s back: why do the Iroquois call the muskrat earth diver.In the creation story ‘The world on The Turtle’s back”, the author; Iroquois calls Muskcat the earth diver. This was because he was the one who dived in the sea and after a long time his small body drifted on the surface of the ocean with a minute parts of earth grasped in his paw thus becoming the diver who brought... read more

People say that knowledge is power. In my opinion, it is indeed true. People tend to learn new things, to study new information, to learn about new technologies, and so on. It is an essential part of life, and I am also sure that one does not get old until they study and learn new information day by day. People go abroad for that, because it contribu... read more

At first sight, “Ice” by L. Tuck, “Your Fate Hurtles Down at You” by J. Shepard and “Bed Death” by L. Ostlund do not seem to be thematically connected. The short stories mentioned above are set in different places, and their protagonists appear to have nothing in common. However, a thorough analysis reveals that in fact the writers touch upon the same... read more

There are five criteria for evaluating websites critically. They are: 1) Accuracy of Web Documents 2) Authority of Web Documents 3) Objectivity of Web Documents 4) Currency of Web Documents 5) Coverage of the Web Documents (Olin and Uris Libraries, olinuris.library.cornell.edu). The website to be critically evaluated using these criteria will be the o... read more