Sentence examples for chapter sometimes from inspiring English sources

The chapter sometimes skates shallowly over contentious issues.

It is huge and covered with numbers, dials (called registers) and a rotating outer chapter (sometimes called a bezel) engraved with a pilot's E-6b slide rule.

Mason's prose is finely wrought, but his chapters sometimes read like intellectual exercises masquerading as stories.

The chapters sometimes end on falsely portentous notes, perhaps a legacy of Slavin's years writing for British television.

Structurally it hops a little distractingly between its various points of view, and the shortness of the chapters sometimes creates a choppiness that is at odds with the book's longer-burn Lovecraftian spookiness.

The cashed-up chapters sometimes run a bar in the back corner, licensed or not, and a stage show at the front, from bands to boxing.

I also felt that the chapters sometimes lack illustrations, especially of clinical signs.

Data from specific countries are presented somewhat randomly throughout the chapters, sometimes resulting in fragmented discussions.

(Guide of the Perplexed, Part II, chapter 25) Sometimes their new interpretations were readily accepted by their co-religionists, but sometimes the new interpretation might not be so readily accepted.

Amid the continuing drumbeat of departures and disappointing ratings, Ms. Winfrey's own talk show, "Oprah's Next Chapter," has sometimes brought in millions of viewers to the channel, proving that it could still succeed over the long term.

All the ideas I had been researching and writing about were coming together like the pieces of a puzzle, but I kept wanting to re-explain everything in great detail in every chapter, and sometimes even within a chapter.