Sentence examples for chapter alone from inspiring English sources

That chapter alone is worth the price of admission.

The time travel sequence in the third chapter alone is inspiration for a film.

In one chapter alone does Stephens himself lapse into something like uncritical approbation.

In the first chapter alone, Mr. Eszterhas boasts about how much money he's been paid.

Plenty did anyway, but Cleese later commented dismissively that he found 200 mistakes in the first chapter alone.

(The first chapter alone links Aaron Copland, Agnes de Mille, Paul Robeson, Lotte Lenya, Charles Seeger and Whoopee John Wilfahrt — among many, many others.

These chapters alone may be worth the price of the book, as Mr. Caulfield muses at amusing and instructive length on the exact definition of fitness — the bizarre, science-free equivalency the modern aesthetic has established between fitness and sexy abs — and the depressingly well-validated fact that the older you get, the more running it takes to stay in exactly the same place.

Chapter 9 alone is worth the price of the book.

In Chapter 11 alone, the debtor is given broad flexibility to shape a plan that fits the debtor's particular needs.

Sometimes a chapter stands alone as a story; more often, some cutting and splicing and piecing together of different elements from a novel is required.

In his Seventh Letter, Plato asserted that his writings contain hints at secret teachings; and the Babylonian Talmud, a compilation of Jewish teachings and commentaries, instructs that Jewish mysticism is to be taught by means of "chapter headings" alone.