Sentence examples for chapters made from inspiring English sources

Thus the reader is fed tranches of economic theory in the early chapters, made scarcely more palatable for being dressed up as dinner-party conversations.

The structure of the chapters made the story flow fluently and when the chapter finished, on the next page there's a pair of geek glasses with snowflakes around them.

Given a more playful and paternal spin, that same gap between cliche and reality is the subject of Ian Sansom's book, an alphabetically organised grab-bag of tiny chapters made up of autobiographical reflections, epigrams, anecdotes and irresistible quotations.

It features delightful New Yorker-style illustrations by her old school-friend Joana Avillez, which along with chapters made up of advice from her parents, inventories of what's in her handbag ("Advil, Lexapro, Mucinex, Klonopin, and Tamiflu, for emotional security"), food diaries, lists of her top 10 health concerns and draft emails, give the book the feel of a teenage diary.

The City was intended as a roaming area to bridge the other chapters, and only one of the other chapters made it to market (and I'll get to it below).

Last June, the NRA boasted that its state chapters "made a huge difference" and "played an active role" in blocking higher wage laws in over a dozen states.

For anyone interested in the development of ideas, Deutscher's first four chapters make fascinating reading.

Project Linus is a national volunteer organization whose chapters make and donate security blankets to children in hospitals and shelters.

Much as we might like to believe otherwise, his chapters make the unarguable case that our children are always importantly more different from us than they are alike.

The book's none-too-dramatic plot twist is predictable from its early chapters, making Tansy seem naive to the point of stupidity.

The first is that it is divided into well-titled, short chapters making it easy and quick to find information of interest.