Sentence examples for a chapter heading from inspiring English sources

And, of course, there is Harari's main question, which is here spelled out in a chapter heading.

He records, with some pride, his skill at avoiding direct questions and showcases Castle's "guile and low cunning" comment below a chapter heading.

This lightweight recorder can hold up to 16 minutes of messages -- not enough for your memoirs but enough for a chapter heading or two.

The couple did not elaborate much in the ensuing decades; Merman's 1978 memoir, "Merman," included a chapter heading that read "My Marriage to Ernest Borgnine," followed by a blank page.

"Privacy and Self-Expression in the Bedroom", in the new show, has an unmissably Hodgkin title (which is also, amusingly, a found title: a chapter heading from a 1950 book on interior decoration).

In the so-called Anfal campaign at the end of the Iran war - the word is a Ba'athi joke: Anfal is a chapter heading in the Koran and means The Spoils of War - Saddam tried to extirpate Kurdish rural existence.

In a chapter headed "China 2020: Paper Tiger," Mr. Friedman argues that, just as Japan "failed" in the 1990s, China will soon have its comeuppance.

Towards the end of the novel, in a chapter headed "Pure Story", we find out that his wife was intermittently unfaithful to him and that she committed suicide.

On the table in the open-plan living space of his north London family home, the book falls open on a chapter headed "What to consider".

Crawford's account of all this, in a chapter headed "Difficult Modern Scots", is the best thing in Bannockburns, probably because, for once, he relaxes his flag-waving.

In a chapter headed Assumptions, he points out that just about all the assumptions he shared with the other bright young things in his class at Harvard 25 years ago turned out to be wide of the mark or just plain wrong.