Sentence examples for chapter about how from inspiring English sources

There is a chapter about how my wife and I got together.

The chapter about how much he loves his father is making me suspect he hates his father.

A paragraph-long chapter about how quickly a mobile home can burn ("in the space of a 'Brought to you by' or 'Tonight at 11' ") is followed by an excerpt from Johanna Hendrix's welfare file.

"I had a chapter about how the wealthy benefit from athletic preference because there are so many white patrician sports that most kids never get a chance to play," he said.

Mr. Horovitz is more novel and barbed in "On the Second Battlefield," a chapter about how the international news media treat suicide bombings and about how ineffectual -- "even murderously incompetent" -- Israeli spokesmen can be on television.

There is a lot of scientific evidence in the chapter — about how mothers who were pregnant during such stressors as 9/11; or the Holocaust; or the Northridge, Calif.,  earthquake; or the ice storm that paralyzed Canada; or Hurricane Katrina; or the Arab-Israeli Six Day War, gave birth to children who showed cognitive, developmental, physical, hormonal and emotional differences from birth.

But those adventures vanish as the book wears on, and it starts to drag a little, especially during the many chapters about how brain scans seem to demonstrate neurological differences between extroverts and introverts.

That's old news, and if I wanted to beat that particular dead horse, I'd be pointing to antagonistic chapters about how Jenner's critics among the trans community described in similar terms as the paparazzi she so despises are "hostile" people with ideas that aren't connected to reality and who need to "get a life".

One chapter, Brigid Barron said, was to be about "how hard it is to live when you're dying".

The chapter is about how a garden disappears, and how Mother Nature can take it over.

Ms. Wright's last chapter is about how the Iraq war has set back reform across the region, the opposite of its stated purpose.