Sentence examples for chapter in fact from inspiring English sources

Devoting extensive space — an entire chapter, in fact — to her beloved house cats, Coddington comes across as more kitten than tiger.

You learned a great deal in the first chapter, in fact the majority of what you need to know to get started on a design.

"Having a caesarean is like reading a book and missing out a crucial chapter of the story – the most important chapter, in fact". Of course, he says, he is completely aware that caesareans sometimes save lives – for both babies and women (he nods vigorously when I tell him I had a section because of pre-eclampsia – yes, he says, that was a good reason).

This chapter, in fact, is one he has read before at conventions, so it isn't even technically new.

The opening chapters, in fact, sound a bit too much like academic lectures as they smoothly recapitulate received wisdom about four famous early American works.

This is not to say that Henry James isn't present in "Love in a Dark Time": a large part of the introductory chapter is, in fact, devoted to James.

Site member and reviewer KatWinter told us, "Gill Lewis makes you feel as though you are there with Scarlet and Red, fighting their fights and feeling their pain" and Lilybelle wrote "I couldn't stop reading it, and I was really upset to turn one of the last pages and find that the new chapter was in fact the epilogue".

At one point in chapter 31, in fact, the possibility that ghosts do not exist is explicitly admitted, but sacrifices to spirits are justified on the grounds that they produce good effects among the living.

This chapter is in fact an introduction to Part III of the book in which the Markov chain modeling approach is considered at length.

In 2008 Ubl not only showed that the marriage chapter was in fact authored by Gregory, but he also explained exactly how it was the Boniface and later historians came to misunderstand its meaning.

Labor lawyer Tony Salvador has noted: "If it is alleged that the labor laws of the [workers'] home country applies, it would be practically impossible to assert their rights since they are working and are based in the foreign country". 4. The TiSA does not include a labor chapter, and in fact the draft texts only mention labor rights once -- in one Annex supported only by one developing country.