Sentence examples for critical chapter from inspiring English sources

Thompson devotes an interesting critical chapter to it.

Our tape-recorded interview formed a critical chapter of my book.

Scientists on Lizard Island opened Mr McCalman's eyes to the most critical chapter of its story: its ailing health.

The death of Terri Schiavo brings to a close a critical chapter in an exceptionally sad and tawdry piece of the history of our nation.

It is not a huge surprise that Mr. Bush faces the most critical chapter of his presidency with a surge in his popularity.

But according to the World Bank's website the critical chapter was removed yesterday "because it had not gone through the World Bank's usual internal review and clearance procedures".

One of the most critical chapters in the young history of the International Space Station begins on Wednesday, when the space shuttle Atlantis is to lift off bearing the station's scientific centerpiece.

The conflicting advice prefigures what are likely to be two critical chapters in the episode: first, the government's determination of why the tires are failing, and then the apportionment of blame and financial responsibility.

No one knows how one of the most critical chapters in the history of the modern Arab world will end, as the region pivots from a movement against dictatorship toward a movement for something that is proving far more ambiguous.

Justice Thomas describes his intellectual journey, and his struggle to keep body and soul together on meager government pay, in some of the book's most absorbing and self-critical chapters.

Once, I came up to visit her in Cambridge, bringing blueberry juice concentrate (antioxidants) and nanotechnology curcumin powder (cell-profusion suppressant), dumped the bag on her table in the library, and started pestering her about a drawing I'd done (critical to chapter 17) of Simon-the-prodigy being turned upside down in a bath.