Sentence examples for chapters is about from inspiring English sources
One of the chapters is about "The Rich", the social group into which he was born.
One of the more influential chapters is about the perception of time.
Each of the novel's chapters is about a particular staffer (or, in one case, a reader), from the editor in chief on down to a lowly copy editor.
One of Moyar's chapters is about the uncontrollably violent American South during Reconstruction — a subject that a number of authors have turned to during the war on terror — and it demonstrates better than his chapter on Iraq the power of his theory to offend contemporary civilian sensibilities.
One of the most interesting chapters is about Martha Logan, of Charleston, S. C. The title of the book refers to her and is not the work of the author herself, writing sentimentally, but a quotation from a letter written in 1761 by John Bartram, a Philadelphia botanist: "I received a lovely parcel (of seeds and cuttings) in the Spring from Mistress Logan, my fascinated widow.
But with midterm elections two months away, two of five chapters are about to be released.
Strictly speaking, not all of Baggini's chatty blog-length chapters are about faulty arguments per se, and some of them would bear more rigorous treatment.
Moreover, only five of the TPP's twenty-nine chareers aboutboutradede.
The particular slugfest this chapter is about is the attack on a U.S. diplomatic installation in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11 , 2012 in which four Americans were killed.
Start by telling your readers what the chapter is about and why they should read it.
