Sentence examples for dense chapters from inspiring English sources

It is a shame it takes seven somewhat dense chapters to get there.

She feeds them coping skills to help them through the long, dense chapters of the world history textbook they are starting: how to preview a chapter, how to think about questions they might want to answer, how to figure out the meanings of unfamiliar words from the context.

Parallel tracks So long, pal Partners and rivals ReprintsMany other Asian regional agreements are mooted but none has reached the TPP's nitty-gritty stage, where hundreds of officials plough through 29 dense chapters while anti-globalisation protesters harangue them for plotting a "secret corporate coup".

The book, edited and mostly written by Marcelo Enrique Conti, is composed of seven relatively dense chapters that deal mostly with monitoring ecosystem changes that result from environmental insults.

In his zeal to know and explain everything, he sometimes risks imposing rumination fatigue on the reader, as in a dense chapter pondering whether or not the Polish cavalry actually launched heroically suicidal charges against invading Nazi tanks in September 1939.

Different Levels The 20 students in Mrs. Logan's class range widely in their reading ability: Rebeckah and Kazzandra are breezing through dense chapter books, while other children are just starting simpler ones and a few are still crawling through storybooks.

"I think as an audience member that's what I love, it's fun to get to do that one dense chapter a week".

In his most astute (and densest) chapter Mr. Laqueur traces with authority the roots and development of Islamist fanaticism, illuminating above all -- in an analysis echoing Bernard Lewis's -- what he sees as its truly uncompromising hatred of the West.

The history is dense — a chapter on the relative virtues of a diagrammatic or schematic map notes that there have been so many different attempts to make one "true" diagram because it's virtually impossible to do so — "there are generally at least half a dozen different types of cartographic solutions required for the varying needs of any reasonably sized urban-rail system".

The greatest American novel may also be one of the most unread books, dense with 135 chapters of Victorian prose.

After graduating, he taught English as a foreign language in various countries around the world and it was while in Hiroshima that he wrote The Old Moon, a sprawling book of 365 chapters dense with characters and subplots.