Sentence examples for finest section from inspiring English sources

The finest section is that in which Fergus, an exile from Ulster, recalls the deeds of Cú Chulainn's youth.

While the battle of Little Bighorn may be a familiar story, his account of the slow death of a Namibian farmstead near the desert is not, and is the finest section in the book.

Undoubtedly the finest section is that in which Fergus, an exile from Ulster at the Connaught court, recalls for Medb and Ailill the heroic deeds of Cú Chulainn's youth.

Many of the finest sections were dominated by the virtuoso Malian n'goni exponent Bassekou Kouyate.

One of the finest sections comes from the Miami Herald sports columnist Edwin Pope.

Though the eloquence and intelligence of "Divine Days" did not go beyond the finest sections of Ellison's classic -- whose has since?

This has always been considered one of the finest sections of San Francisco, and these weirdos are giving it a bad name.

The finest sections, portrayals of collective life and emotion the frescoes of Paris in the fall of 1908, when the series opens, and the victory parade after World War I exemplify the Unanimiste method at its best.

The finest sections, such as the victory parade after World War I, exemplify the interest in collective life and emotion that is the basis of Unanimisme, the literary movement founded by Romains.

Each time a fine section of the sample is sliced away, an image of the remaining sample is captured.

In a particularly fine section, Harris describes how the photographer managed to fashion himself simultaneously as a silver-suited futurist and an 18th-century squire.