Sentence examples for Good chapter from inspiring English sources

But it made a good chapter in the autobiography.

That is the only good chapter in an otherwise incredibly tragic story".

And our progress on the economy is a good chapter in our history.

"A good chapter in a bad story," writes Izzeldin Abuelaish of how he tries to find something positive in everything.

He walks a lot; his book has a good chapter on the bridges over the river Liffey and another on the many houses where the family of Joyce lived.

'John Birt was the producer on those shows and there's a very good chapter on it, so I dug it out and sent a copy over to the director.

There are very good chapters that introduce key ideas of enactivism and others that offer convincing applications of these ideas to specific areas of importance to cognitive science...Taken individually, these chapters are very interesting reading.

There are good chapters on variation and heredity, soils, insect pests, and other topics of general biological interest; but neither with plants nor with animals does the author make the best use of his material as a means of education and of training the powers of observation and reasoning.

Microsoft had the right idea by attempting to teach them not to judge a book by its cover, but in this case, all they were shown was the cover of the book and a few good chapters.

"Super Quilter II," by Carla J. Hassel (published in 1982 by Wallace-Homestead Book Co., a division of Chilton Book Co., Radnor, Pa .(800) 638-3822) has two good chapters on applique, and many patchwork books also include applique patterns.

There are some good chapters, particularly those on measurement of cerebral blood flow and acute head injury.