Sentence examples for concludes his chapter from inspiring English sources
Here's how Bergman concludes his chapter on the film: Today I feel that in "Persona" — and later in "Cries and Whispers" — I had gone as far as I could go.
Gervase Hughes concludes his chapter on Sullivan's orchestration: "[I]n this vitally important sector of the composer's art he deserves to rank as a master".
What's especially irritating is the way in which, about halfway through and as though obeying an editor's injunction, Bloom starts to conclude his chapters by answering one of the questions implicit in his title.
While Yousaf concludes his introductory chapter with a similar claim that "[t]he dismantling of apartheid makes it all the more essential to reevaluate this important writer's apartheid narratives" (17)—in reading La Guma so strongly in line with the author's own aims he misses some of the more interesting possibilities opened up by the dismantling of apartheid.
His concluding, magisterial chapter, "Toward the Tabula Rasa," challenged the conventional view that the Impressionists were the first to dissolve postmedieval perspective traditions.
The concluding chapter of his political career was his strong support in 1884 for the election of Grover Cleveland.
"No person," he writes in his concluding chapter, "can achieve self-mastery on his or her own.... Everybody needs redemptive assistance from outside".
Even J.M. Keynes wrote on it, devoting the concluding chapter of his economic growth theory on the subject, Chapter 16 of The General Theory.
"Megrahi's death concludes an unfortunate chapter following his release from prison in 2009 on medical grounds — a move we strongly opposed," Mr. Vietor said.
"The arrogance that is like body odor to Rudy," he writes in his concluding chapter, "repellent to others but undetectable to him, is rooted, strangely enough, in his concept of clean hands.
