Sentence examples for beginning of the chapter from inspiring English sources
In the beginning of the Chapter Four, the author, P.O.M., Pop, M'Cola, and Droopy head off for a morning hunt.
The two-paragraph explanation he gives of the term at the beginning of the chapter on "The Myth of the Dialectic" — the thesis-antithesis-synthesis model — is not the dialectic of Hegel.
It is all rather rural, with chickens being slaughtered for Sunday lunch, etc; if you miss the date at the beginning of the chapter you will be mildly surprised to see them counting in decimal coinage.
At the beginning of the chapter titled "Instinct" in his crucial work On the Origin of Species (1859), he declined to attempt to define the term: Several distinct mental actions are commonly embraced by this term; but everyone understands what is meant, when it is said that instinct impels the cuckoo to migrate and to lay its eggs in other birds' nests.
He finds some passages so moving that his protracted sobs drown out my reading completely, and when I return to the beginning of the chapter to start again, he leaps up screaming, trying to snatch the book out of my hands with delight.
Now, at the beginning of the chapter the good has been defined as "what is desirable".
Quotations from the Koran at the beginning of the chapters are chosen to suggest that the religion and the theory coexist harmoniously.
But, as indicated in the beginning of this chapter, the interactions with water cannot be ignored when studying carbohydrate structure and dynamics.
The beginning sections of the chapter focus on the last stage of the design procedure of a classification system.
And no matter where you end, it's just the beginning of the next chapter, next story of your life".
