rchase520
Dec 30, 2009
Undergraduate / Tell us about a time you used your creativity...(MIT) "Acting Out Desiderata" [4]
Very strong essay. The vocabulary is great, but there are a few corrections I would make.
And, as I listen to the voice of God in my heart, I discover the happiness I vainly pursue in the secular world.
It is difficult for humanity to understand the prime value of prayer especially in this age of post-industrialism when we are all afraid of the intrusion of religion in our lives.
This sentence seems a bit too long, and I'm sure you know what you're saying but I really don't understand. Just try to cut it down a bit.
Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence, "God whispered to man on the trillionth day of creation.
Looking Vikalp in the eye as I, God, pull him from the ground during the last stanza, I was about ready to finish the skit.
Astonishingly, as we closed, the students saved the applause. Everyone nodded at the actors, smiling at us wholeheartedly and sincerely-one could tell.
Great essay! Please take a few minutes to read over and critique mine.
Thanks in advance!
Very strong essay. The vocabulary is great, but there are a few corrections I would make.
And, as I listen to the voice of God in my heart, I discover the happiness I vainly pursue in the secular world.
It is difficult for humanity to understand the prime value of prayer especially in this age of post-industrialism when we are all afraid of the intrusion of religion in our lives.
This sentence seems a bit too long, and I'm sure you know what you're saying but I really don't understand. Just try to cut it down a bit.
Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence, "God whispered to man on the trillionth day of creation.
Looking Vikalp in the eye as I, God, pull him from the ground during the last stanza, I was about ready to finish the skit.
Astonishingly, as we closed, the students saved the applause. Everyone nodded at the actors, smiling at us wholeheartedly and sincerely-one could tell.
Great essay! Please take a few minutes to read over and critique mine.
Thanks in advance!