Sentence examples for in a chapter about from inspiring English sources

A couple of the most unexpected items turn up in a chapter about violence.

The commitment to impartiality is elegantly set down in a chapter about the "secret life" of the Victorian schoolboy.

But she relegates it, as is perhaps fitting, to a footnote, in a chapter about subsidized housing.

In a chapter about political organization, he proclaimed that "parliament is a misrepresentation of the people," and that the party system is a "contemporary form of dictatorship".

In a chapter about the music Mr. Jobs most admired, he chided an unusual target: the singer and guitarist John Mayer.

The author, the Smithsonian curator William L. Bird Jr., included the decayed sweet in a chapter about presidential artifacts, along with a shirt cuff stained with Lincoln's blood.

36 The LEMMoN Study in the Netherlands included a chapter about obstetric intensive-care unit admissions.

American archaeologist A. Ledyard Smith visited the ruins in 1949 and wrote a chapter about the site in his Archaeological Reconnaissance in Central America, published by the Carnegie Institution of Washington in 1955.

I'd also been reading a brilliant book of essays by Professor Lyndsey Stonebridge called The Judicial Imagination: Writing After Nuremberg, in which there's a chapter about this novel.

There is a chapter about this in the book "Chew on This" by Eric Schlosser and Charles Wilson.

("Selfie" was published in England last year; Storr is adding a chapter about the President for the American edition).