Sentence examples for chapter suggests from inspiring English sources

And the memoir's final chapter suggests a further possibility.

Moreover, the final chapter suggests that perhaps all along Eva has been asking herself "the wrong question".

This forgotten chapter suggests that Islam is more mutable than either its radical adherents or its Western detractors allow -- and that Pashtun history offers an extraordinary precedent for peace as well as a legacy of war.

The final chapter suggests that Ashkenazi Jews are intelligent because of "natural selection for success in white-collar occupations", offering a testy defence of IQ tests, "criticisms and dismissals" of which "hardly ever come from scientists working in the area of cognitive testing".

The chapter suggests some possible relationships between the patterns.

The chapter suggests applications of hope in treating depression.

By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, October 29, 1932 P. 16 (Ahypothetical additional chapter suggested, with unpardon ableimpertinence, for "Lady Chatterley's Lover" by D.H. Lawrence)... Parody.

In November, Mr. Purlee wrote to Boy Scout headquarters and to his local scouting chapter suggesting movement toward a new policy.

Ann "could have been confident of her ability to support herself and her children, but not if she had also to deal with a layabout husband good for nothing but spinning verses," she writes in a chapter suggesting that Ann may well have encouraged Shakespeare to go to London.

Raising Boys, Toddler Taming, sadly I've got them all; but they're languishing on a top shelf now, exactly where they should be, including my own book, which in one chapter suggested ways of cutting down screen time for children.

The results presented in the chapter suggest that regardless of cerebellar size, a characteristic set of stripes is present in the anterior lobe vermis of the mammalian cerebellum, and the topography of zebrin II expression is well conserved.