Sentence examples for in a chapter entitled from inspiring English sources

He tackles obsessions with house size in a chapter entitled "Mine's Bigger Than Yours," set in Potomac, Md. In Las Vegas, he sniffs out "That New House Smell" and the psychological need to live in an unspoiled home built from scratch.

Absolutely not," he writes in a chapter entitled Vanity and in a book called I'll Tell You What.

Thomas treats the Hill episode in a chapter entitled, with his trademark judicial restraint, "Invitation to a Lynching".

(I have described these Saudi legal proceedings in my book, "The Bin Ladens," in a chapter entitled "The Construction of Exile").

He has no regrets though there follows a somewhat disturbing sexual episode which might be construed as vengeance (in a chapter entitled "Forgiveness"!).

In a chapter entitled "Why Do Gods Like Having Sex With Humans So Much?" Bosco Hifikepunye falls for a mortal named Mi-Hyun.

Aspects of the "war on terror" were said to derive from Mao II, DeLillo's 10th novel, and the anthrax scares that petrified New York and Florida in 2001, to echo loosely a chapter entitled "The Airborne Toxic Event" in White Noise, published in 1985.

("The Joy of Sex" has a drawing of two naked ladies kissing under the heading "Bisexuality," while "Our Bodies, Ourselves" includes a chapter entitled "In Amerika They Call Us Dykes").

Millett read from a chapter entitled "Emotional Paralysis," in which Firestone wrote of herself in the third person: She could not read.

A chapter entitled "Haussmann in the Tropics", investigating squatter and working-class clearances in contemporary Africa, China and central America, is pure Engels.

A chapter entitled Technologies in development: genetic and tumor markers reports on the progress that has been made in this important field, but it states that "... the ability to predict who will develop breast cancer is modest at best".