Sentence examples for chapters sometimes from inspiring English sources

Mason's prose is finely wrought, but his chapters sometimes read like intellectual exercises masquerading as stories.

The chapters sometimes end on falsely portentous notes, perhaps a legacy of Slavin's years writing for British television.

Structurally it hops a little distractingly between its various points of view, and the shortness of the chapters sometimes creates a choppiness that is at odds with the book's longer-burn Lovecraftian spookiness.

The cashed-up chapters sometimes run a bar in the back corner, licensed or not, and a stage show at the front, from bands to boxing.

I also felt that the chapters sometimes lack illustrations, especially of clinical signs.

Data from specific countries are presented somewhat randomly throughout the chapters, sometimes resulting in fragmented discussions.

The chapter sometimes skates shallowly over contentious issues.

It is huge and covered with numbers, dials (called registers) and a rotating outer chapter (sometimes called a bezel) engraved with a pilot's E-6b slide rule.

Failing certain action sequences will alter the course of a chapter (and sometimes later chapters) and in some cases lead to the death of a non-playable character.

Allen spends chapter after chapter arguing (sometimes convincingly) that he was as critical to the founding of Microsoft as his legendary former colleague — but the more he stays with the topic, the more plain it becomes that Microsoft would have been nothing without Gates.

Most of the subjects dealt with in the later canonical works of mathematics from ancient China relied on algorithms presented in The Nine Chapters, although sometimes they used versions of these algorithms that had a more limited range of applications.