Sentence examples similar to earlier sections from inspiring English sources

Some aspects have been considered in earlier sections and earlier work has been reviewed elsewhere [ 9, 10].

The later poems connect to the earlier sections with Little Gidding synthesising the themes of the earlier poems within its sections.

Unsurprisingly, the main driver of UTO is cost savings but the literature identifies other benefits, as highlighted in the earlier sections.

Every sentence in the earlier sections is saturated with facts, insights or experiences heralding the disaster.

The final third of Mr. Samuelson's book has none of the sweep and clarity of the earlier sections.

The aesthetic criteria suggested in earlier sections are subject to considerable variation, depending on the kind of interior involved.

And their grave concentration lends "Arbor Vitae" a more pronounced elegiac quality than is conveyed by the two earlier sections of his trilogy.

Then, to an audible metronomic pulse of 72 beats per minute, the performers repeat earlier sections of the work in new juxtapositions.

Its one real flaw – and what makes it, in my eyes, fall short of being a masterpiece – is that the final third of Nocturnal Animals is much less good than the earlier sections.

It's perhaps unsurprising that the earlier sections of the drama work best, with rising star Jessica Chastain excelling as the young secret agent faced with a suitably slimy monster in the imposing form of Jesper Christensen.

The silence allowed a cathartic energy to well up—and then there was a different kind of roar, nothing at all like the raucous "U.S.A.! U.S.A!" that had punctuated earlier sections.