Sentence examples for a missing chapter from inspiring English sources

The plot – based on an algorithm enabling the knight in a game of chess to touch every single square on the board once – enacts the novel's failure (there is a missing chapter corresponding to an unvisited basement).

China is virtually a missing chapter in cinema history.

A "missing chapter," or episode, like the one that "Star Trek" fans long to see?

Finding the Bairnsfather mural, though not an aim of The Eighth in the East, would restore a missing chapter in the story of one of Britain's greatest soldier-artists.

As it is, I feel like we are writing a missing chapter from The Quiet American, Graham Greene's acidic commentary on a do-gooder westerner in a tropical troublespot.

"The Longest Winter" adds a missing chapter to the history of polar exploration and may return some shine to Scott's reputation, which has suffered in the current vogue for his rival Ernest Shackleton.

There takes shape a whole missing chapter for the history of the growth of religious ideas between Judaism and Christianity a chapter which, as Albright has said, "bids fair to revolutionize our approach to the beginnings of Christianity.

How — whether through a sequel, spin-off, or missing chapter, episode or scene — would you bring the story or characters back?

The Long Game Part 2: the missing chapter from Delve on Vimeo.

When I was done with the book he told me this little anecdote about the missing chapter.

"Black history is a series of missing chapters from British history," he says.