Sentence examples for broad chapters from inspiring English sources

The story of the game in Houston can apparently be broken down into two broad chapters: the one before Russell Wilson starts running with the ball, and the one after.

Kleinman regards his history as falling into four broad chapters -- the Flight, the Battle, the Riches and the Decline" -- and Canin recounts episodes from each, jumping back and forth as he develops several narrative lines at once.

Laid out in broad chapters, the show covers topics from early attempts at scientific navigation, the predations of scurvy, the lives of famous maritime celebrities and the effort to spread English civilization, via the seas, to America and beyond.

Mr. Holloway's solution has been to create 17 discrete exhibitions that fall within broad historical chapters, so the collection can be viewed as a chronological sweep through Scottish history or in bite-sized visits.

Glanz complains of "a series of thinly sourced, broad-brush chapters at the end that depict Iraq as a cartoon of disaster".

Broad (1927, chapter 2) is an early discussion of the links between perdurantism and STR; see also Quine (1960, p. 172); Rea (1998b, section 1.1) responds.

In the new section, the coverage is broad, and certain chapters such as those on intracellular [H], buffers, and the use of the Stewart model at the bedside are exceedingly well written.

After providing broader perspectives, this chapters discusses coastal landform changes in Bangladesh.

"Esteban Vicente: Portrait of the Artist," at the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, starts with one artist, but quickly — and thankfully — opens up into one of these broader, more inclusive chapters.

In this chapter Broad is primarily interested in the notion or concept of emergence per se.

Uniquely focusing on aspects of control, both temporal and spatial, the text collects a broad range of interlinked chapters that provide both theoretical and practical insight.