Sentence examples for fascinating chapters from inspiring English sources

The most fascinating chapters begin nearly halfway through the book.

As for Davis's status as a pioneer, Terry Riley (in one of the book's most fascinating chapters) is philosophical.

The most fascinating chapters in this fascinating biography deal with Stalin's actions during the war with Germany.

The climax was the notorious exhibition of Italian art held in 1930, which is the subject of one of Haskell's most fascinating chapters.

The authors of the fascinating chapters herein use time-honored examples in their field of interest which rightfully apply to automobiles that have earned historical importance.

One of his more fascinating chapters describes, with a certain relish, several of the 40 tropical diseases that flourish in the torrid zone.

Among them was Jean-Jacques-Régis Cambacérès, to whom Mr. Woloch devotes a fascinating chapter.

Bailyn devotes much of a fascinating chapter to the 200-odd Finns who ended up on the Delaware River.

But in the history of sex and intellectual life in America, Arvin's is a fascinating chapter.

Perhaps Katz's most fascinating chapter is devoted to the short-lived Grammophonmusik phenomenon in German music of the twenties and early thirties.

Abramson devotes a fascinating chapter to a history of "jury nullification," in which jurors ignore a judge's legal instructions and simply dispense rough justice on their own.