Sentence examples for a long chapter of from inspiring English sources

2) If the Palestinians overplay their hand by opting for unilateralism they will add another big mistake to a long chapter of strategic errors.

But a Yes could turn Britishness into a long chapter of a shared past, not a bond that we have chosen to renew.

Also, putting an end to such a long chapter of my life, it made me a little freer, able to focus and re-evaluate.

The approach to the problem of other minds within existentialism is exemplified in a long chapter of L'Être et le néant (1943; Being and Nothingness), by Jean-Paul Sartre.

The three-page Treaty of Moscow was signed early this afternoon inside the Kremlin, in a 300-year-old throne room built by the Russian czars and used today to end what Mr. Bush called "a long chapter of confrontation".

Not long after Pauling's death, in what was to become a long chapter of legal actions against his critics around the world, Rath sued the institute for interfering with his business relationships.

There is a long chapter on the study of heredity in British plants discussing celandines, poppies, watercress, violets, pansies, campions, clovers, vetch, trefoil, raspberry, blackberry, saxifrage.

There is a lot of repetition and a fair amount of tedium; a long chapter on academia is particularly grueling.

Check out John Merrow's new book Below C Level in which he devotes a long chapter to the issue of school safety.

A long chapter revisits the escapades of the disgraced financier Bernard Cornfeld, which have been thoroughly explored elsewhere and bring in unwelcome bit players like Robert Vesco and Heidi Fleiss.

"These allegations represent just one more page in a very long chapter of misinformation disseminated by people who don't know the full story," said Bill Hall, vice president for Duke's western operations.