Sentence examples for every chapter in the from inspiring English sources

Every chapter in the book presents a heretofore uncovered anecdote of incompetence.

The story Biskind tells is a paradoxical one, in which every chapter in the rise of the elusive "independent spirit" is also an episode in its decline -- its corruption by money, celebrity worship and all the other elements of Hollywood business as usual.

Every chapter in the book has a section discussing the implications for design so that readers not only learn fundamentals but understand why these are important and how they might influence their work.

One of the most curious Pearson statements appears at the end of every chapter in the teacher guide.

If things go as planned, I intend to start a BACK2QURAN project, in which I will be writing short summaries of every chapter in the Quran.

Diaz references hundreds of points of culture, both superstars and blips, and they pour out of nearly every chapter in the book.

Among the many themes of "Wittgenstein's Poker," the most human involves not so much the space between character and achievement ("Nasty Men Make Nice Things; Unpleasant People Think Important Thoughts" is, after all, the headline on almost every chapter in cultural history) as the more ticklish, almost taboo subject of intellectual glamour.

Like every other chapter in the book... not a punch is pulled.

I'd like to do another one of those animated Graffiti movies or something like that, where every song is a chapter in the movie.

But it must be sure to explore every aspect of this disgraceful chapter in the Met's history, no matter how dark.

I guess every artistic directorship is a new chapter in the history of a ballet company – we all have individual visions, and mine includes commissioning work by choreographers of all languages and techniques.