Sentence examples for entire chapters of from inspiring English sources

Entire chapters of music history were never written.

Those businesses carry the names — Yoder, Miller, Troyer, Beachy — that fill entire chapters of the slim local telephone book.

But there are other areas of life, entire chapters of existence, to which it offers no guide.

Elisabeth Moss (particularly) and Jay R Ferguson find inspiration beyond what you see written down, both filling in pauses with entire chapters of meaning: Peggy: Maybe she was very young.

The very fact that these excerpts were chosen by distinguished faculty for use in their courses speaks to their significance.[FN 5] Many of the excerpts copied by MDS consisted of entire chapters of books, which therefore could stand alone "as a complete representation of the concept explored in the chapter". Basic Books, 758 F. Supp. at 1534.

Entire chapters of Aradia are devoted to rituals and magic spells.

One entire chapter of their conversation reads this way: "Dude".

(That term might be applied to that entire chapter of America's involvement in Iraq).

An entire chapter of the book was devoted to the death penalty.

In almost every case, defendant copied at least an entire chapter of a plaintiff's book.

Dale Carnegie devotes an entire chapter of his fascinating book to the necessity of always getting a man's name right.