Sentence examples for a superb chapter from inspiring English sources

Some years later, Baumol published the book Economic Dynamics, to which Ralph contributed a superb chapter derived from his Swedish experience.

"There is clear evidence," he writes, in a superb chapter on London speech, "that Cockney English has not changed in its essentials for over 500 years".

In a superb chapter, "Milton's Hamlet," Bloom shows how the Satan of "Paradise Lost" is the offspring of Hamlet, each a soliloquist who stands at a remove from the tragedy that engulfs him, puzzling out eloquent conundrums that press toward "depths beneath depths," limitless self-consciousness.

He has contributed a superb chapter to a forthcoming book about the parlous state of the newspaper industry, Lost for words: how can journalism survive the decline of print?* His piece, based on the case histories of public interest reporting by his Argus journalists, illustrates the importance of a regional journalism that holds power to account.

The superb chapter on industrial hygiene only peripherally addresses environmental exposure assessment, a crucial component of classic environmental health.

In one of his many superb chapter summations, Bauer conveys the ''nearly total helplessness'' of Jews during the war, including Jews in other countries, like the United States, who could do little to intervene.

In one of his many superb chapter summations, Bauer conveys the "nearly total helplessness" of Jews during the war, including Jews in other countries, like the United States, who could do little to intervene.

The first is Douglas Lanier's superb chapter on Duke Ellington's portrayal of Lady Macbeth in his "Lady Mac," which Lanier relates to Ellington's promotion of African-American cultural aspirations.

There are a series of superb chapters on Argentine and Brazilian football which perfectly weave together politics, dictatorship, tactics and wing-play.

In eight superb chapters, he frames the Muslim world, and by implication Islam, as a cultural and civilizational tradition within a defined historical and political framework.

Part III consists of two superb chapters by Jean Clandinin and Wayne Bowman.