Sentence examples for constructed chapters from inspiring English sources
His natural range is in a much higher register of oddness, which Belluck illustrates, with a journalist's detachment, in 14 somewhat rigidly constructed chapters.
In each carefully constructed chapter (each one representing a race), I found myself rooting for a particular horse.
Three conversations are especially noteworthy, all of which demonstrate Vogel's philosophical precision and originality: his environmentalism without nature and naturalness (chapters 1 and 4); his dissection and reformulation of the concept of [End Page 165] a "socially constructed" nature (chapter 2); and his incisive critique of new materialisms (chapter 6).
The novel is formally constructed, each chapter offering a correction to the obituary of Wesley that appears on the first page, and this sobriety of design contrasts with the inventiveness of Leithauser's portraits.
It's almost as if Matthew has constructed his chapter with today's church in mind.
Textbook authors often construct their chapters so that it is very clear what the goal of each section is.
The book is constructed of alternating chapters, contemporary ones detailing the Class of 1969's 31st college reunion and flashbacks detailing the formative events that shaped the characters in the intervening years.
It is a very challenging task to synthesize in a few pages Fradinger's intricate net of questions and arguments, since her book is so well researched and eloquently constructed that each chapter could be a book in itself.
The monograph proposes to see the melancholy expressed by Didion's fiction organized into four losses: of Nature, History, Ethics, and Language; around which the main analytical chapters are constructed.
And one biographical chapter is constructed around themes raised in an 1824 letter from Schubert to his friend Leopold Kupelwieser.
