Sentence examples for charting the development from inspiring English sources

A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity (2008) is a memoir charting the development of his political ideology.

Probably the most successful and certainly the most straightforward sports drama, Searching for Bobby Fischer (1993), is excellent, touching and well acted, charting the development of chess whizz Josh Waitzkin from anonymity to acclaim.

Savage does a superb job of charting the development in pedagogy from the late 19th to the early 20th centuries, when high school emerged as a universal rite of passage and as a holding pen rife with brutal cliques.

After two years charting the development of the novel from The Pilgrim's Progress to True History of the Kelly Gang, his selection follows as the third-most read piece on the site.

In charting the development of Mr. Hockney's art, Mr. Sykes acknowledges his subject's fascination with formal challenges — melding traditional and modernist impulses, while grappling with problems of delineating time and space and transparency (i.e. water and glass).

Charting the development of the far left in Greece in parallel to the rise of Golden Dawn, one observes that they tend to be more anarchic as organisations and, as such, tend to meet their demise by fracturing into small pieces.

The first volume, "A Tower of Babel," charted the development of radio until 1933.

Mr. Kirsopp can chart the development of his family by the run of "Les Miz".

"Through places like this you can chart the development of the professional performer, from people singing in pubs, to cabaret, right up to The X Factor".

Among the losses was the archive of drawings, documents and photographs that charted the development of Venini's glassware in the five decades since the company was founded.

The series, which will take 12 months to produce, will chart the development of flight from its beginnings in insects, through the evolution of birds and ending with bats.