Sentence examples for extensive chapter from inspiring English sources

And yet as I read, I found myself imagining that Montagu's letters — written between 1709 and her death in 1762 — formed an extensive chapter within Ms. Lessing's novel, which is itself made up of letters and bureaucratic reports from an Earth-like world called Shikasta.

Argyle (2002) is a reference book in social psychology with an extensive chapter on the GHQ measure and another one on unemployment.

He calls these "presentational suggestives" (Vorstellungssuggestive) and devotes a very extensive chapter of his main work to the treatment of them.

His first manuscript of Mysterium contained an extensive chapter reconciling heliocentrism with biblical passages that seemed to support geocentrism.

Its problem is that these directors have saddled themselves with extensive chapters of the old choreography.

Marshall's input into what became known as the Copeland Report amounted to three extensive chapters of a two volume, 1,677-page work.

But a number of texts contain extensive discussions: chapters 7, 9 and 12 of the Elements of Law (ms. 1640); de Cive (1642); chapters 6 and 13 (among others) of Leviathan (1651); chapter 25.12-13 of de Corpore (1655); and chapter 11 of de Homine (1658).

These included "The Book of Mormon" in its original 1831 edition, and three other early studies of the Mormons, with extensive, lurid chapters covering their polygamy.

Fitzgerald's revisions included an extensive rewriting of Chapter VI and VIII.

She includes detailed maps, prints and photographs and adds an extensive bibliography after each chapter.

Devoting extensive space — an entire chapter, in fact — to her beloved house cats, Coddington comes across as more kitten than tiger.