Sentence examples for chapter time from inspiring English sources

In his chapter "Time, Space and Modernity," Mr. Lewis advances the provocative notion that one of the central elements of Western progress is the prevalence of poly phony -- not only as many voices proceeding harmoniously in music, but also as a capacity for complex interaction in sports, literature, science and ultimately politics.

The above terms will become more important than you can ever know in two to three chapters' time, so commit them to memory now.

Break your study material down into chapters, time periods or places.

You include a chapter on time and free will in RAW, adopting a Bergsonian and Whiteheadian view of time as pure duration, and suggesting that time is actually quantized rather than continuous, as is matter and energy.

Although the works in Drawing Ambience may be read as part of a historical chapter, their time is not finished.

Like the momentary lifting of a pianist's fingers while a chord still resonates, the classic novelistic chapter evokes time by dwelling in a pause rather than a strong ending.

Chapter 16: Time for Rumination 23 May 2003.

It is a chapter in time where clubbing culture was less refined, where everyone were "going mental" and "up for a shag".

Finally, we project into the future and imagine what it's like if exposed to the ravages of weather and the environment over a vast chapter of time, and seeing it sort of slowly break down but keep fighting back.

"I've read the first chapter many times," he said.

Rowling said that she had had a crisis while writing the novel and had to rewrite one chapter many times to fix a problem with the plot.