Sentence examples for compelling chapter from inspiring English sources

But the crucial consequence of the voyages of exploration was the migration of foods from one continent to another, the subject of Fernández-Armesto's most compelling chapter.

Shawn W. Kravetz, president of Esplanade Capital, said that the spate of news over the last week provided "a pretty compelling chapter in the story of the big unwind" of an overheated market.

BUT for Honigsbaum the adventure story is king, and to my taste his most compelling chapter is "The Vaccine Hunters," largely an account of Manuel Elkin Patarroyo, who says he has invented a working antimalarial vaccine, a preparation he calls SPf66.

A compelling chapter on standardization of qPCR methods compares the International Organization for Standardization and the European Organization for Standardization platforms, giving the reader a glimpse into international processes for creating standards.

One of the most compelling chapters is Piketty's discussion of the near-universal rise of what he calls the "social state".

By far the most persuasive and most compelling chapters in this book deal with cities that Mr. Kunstler admires -- or at least has hopes for.

In the video below, Nicklen describes an incredible four-day experience with an enormous female leopard seal (she was roughly thirteen feet long and three feet wide), which created one of the most compelling chapters in his new book.

One of the most compelling chapters is concerned with a path across the Isle of Lewis to shielings, or stone shelters, built by crofters near their summer grazing grounds.

'Oh God, oh God', I thought, 'I didn't know it would be like this.'" It is one of the most compelling chapters of the book, as well as, ironically given that Athill almost died from her miscarriage, one of the most life-affirming.

For instance, a chapter titled "Exodus" explores the Moten branch's escape from slavery -- not surprisingly, one of the more compelling chapters of the book.

Set in two different time periods, the 1880s and the 1930s, and following the fates of three women in two families, it's an epic saga of struggle and loss divided into short, compelling chapters.