Sentence examples for chapter of the text from inspiring English sources

Tucked away in the eighth chapter of the text is footnote 351, which corresponds to an anodyne-sounding sentence about the extent to which "mitigating factors" might affect a pastor's handling of certain personal predicaments — such as divorce, followed by remarriage — that are considered sinful.

The passage in the Mozi occurs in its "Fei Ru" or "Condemn the Ru" chapter of the text, a chapter noteworthy for its ad hominem attacks on Confucius and his followers.

This information is often difficult to find, and its inclusion in a chapter of the text is useful.

In the second ("Equalizing All Things") chapter of that text, the following questions go unanswered: "How do I know that to take pleasure in life is not a delusion?

The conclusions to be drawn from this argument were, however, only to be revealed in chapter four of the text.

Starting with the first chapter of the main text ("Transcendental Aesthetic") can feel like running headfirst into a brick wall.

So, for example, in chapter nine, The Labyrinth Chapter, the density of the text intentionally slows the reader down, reorients the reader, redresses that question of direction inside the book.

The nineteen chapters of this text book cover an extensive array of subjects within oncology, drawing on the authors' expertise in the fields of palliative medicine, surgery, as well as clinical and medical oncology.

All we've seen of the TPP is a couple of leaked chapters of the draft text, which is to say, not much.

Phillips develops his abstruse theme over five chapters, the bulk of the text taking the form of an on-the-hoof gloss on 19th-century writers interested in ideas of secular morality (Wilde, Nietzsche and Freud are paraphrased and riffed on at special length).

The management of clinical problems related to specific cancers, such as paraneoplastic effects, are addressed, and a small chapter at the end of the text book also covers emergencies general oncological.