Sentence examples for chapters cut from inspiring English sources
Some chapters cut across several sections, attesting to the cross-disciplinary nature of the field.
De Hériz's chapters cut between Isabel's hallucinatory diary entries and her daughter's account of how she and her two brothers go about the business of mourning.
Furphy's other major works, Rigby's Romance (serialized 1905; published in book form, 1921) and The Buln Buln and the Brolga (published posthumously in 1948), were written from chapters cut from the original of Such Is Life.
Jon Wilcox of Total Video Games wrote "there's an ebb and flow" to the gameplay, with "lengthy chapters cut with shorter punchy ones or time-based missions, all together creating a surprisingly compelling experience".
Unfortunately, these chapters feel cut from a different cloth.
Illustration by Tasha Lewis In the chapter called "Sirens," whose motif is music, she recorded herself reading a sentence from the chapter, then cut a shape based on the sound wave of her voice out of a sheet of music.
For this chapter, Lewis cut words out of a page of "Hamlet" so that the remaining letters spell out the sentence she has chosen to illustrate, a clever representation of intertextuality.
James Kynge, a columnist for The Financial Times and the author of "China Shakes the World: A Titan's Rise and Troubled Future — and the Challenge for America," walked away from a potentially lucrative deal last year after one publisher demanded that an entire chapter be cut.
Cut by cut, chapter by chapter, he takes the reader through many of these "failures", and the well appreciated risks he and his patients knew they were taking, as well as behind the closed doors of a successful malpractice suit made against him.
Cut by cut, chapter by chapter, he takes the reader through many of these "failures", and the well appreciated risks he and his patients knew they were taking, as well as behind the closed doors of a successful malpractice suit made against him.
Read the first chapter of "Cutting for Stone".
