Sentence examples for a defining chapter from inspiring English sources

A fittingly memorable evocation of a defining chapter in the island's history.

So he did what he had always done: he found another way, and in the process contributed a defining chapter to his own legend.

It was heralded as the largest rape tribunal in the country's history, a defining chapter in the creation of a viable legal system in eastern Congo.

Strangely forgotten, however, has been a defining chapter in the history of modern Britain and the world: when Britain was a free trade empire, from 1846 to 1931.

But, as Penny demonstrates, in a great, defining chapter on the internet, we are dealing with a new world order.

And his late-life liaison with a 15-year-old may become the defining chapter in a career of woman chasing that possibly inspired the phrase "in like Flynn".

But in 1997 he recited a poem and opened the defining chapter of his career.

A towering work by Philip Glass, the new production of his 1980 Satyagraha in collaboration with the genius British team of Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch, at the Metropolitan Opera illustrated how a man obsessed with equality could make a difference by focusing on one, defining chapter in the story of M. K. Gandhi.

Yet it is by far the most meaningful because it commemorates the defining chapter in Judaism, when the Jews fled slavery in Egypt to freedom in the promised land.

Yet if The Empire Strikes Back stands as the defining chapter in the Star Wars saga, as second movies go, Last Jedi ranks closer to the Attack of the Clones end of the gene pool.

Story: An African American man struggles to find his identity in a story told over three defining chapters of his life.