Sentence examples for chapters in which from inspiring English sources

Still, the chapters in which Ficowski writes autobiographically about his quest are the most engaging in his book.

I lost count of the chapters in which she awakens in unfamiliar surroundings after yet another near-fatal beating.

The early chapters, in which Sittenfeld depicts an innocent childhood and adolescence disrupted by tragedy, are the most compelling.

"Cheshire," for instance, is near the bottom, close to the two middle chapters in which the cat materializes.

It reminded him that the history he had told so well included chapters in which real progress had been made.

In "Miroku" that struggle came to life in distinct sections — almost like chapters — in which he explored states of transformation and wrestled with ideas about human existence.

I've been given a chapter in which nothing happens.

(The chapter in which van Dyck lists these notebooks is extremely amusing).

They had started December reading Genesis, the chapter in which God declares "Let there be light".

Take the chapter in which Homes writes an imaginary deposition for her biological father.

Take for instance, the chapter in which Klausner discusses the troubling implications of Kermit and Miss Piggy's relationship.