Sentence examples for in chapter three from inspiring English sources

The Panel found no morally significant difference between these two activities and, furthermore, found that the arguments canvassed in Chapter Three and the evidence presented in Chapters Two and Four undercut prohibiting either and support permitting both.

Recent progress in the use of statistical measures of the clustering is described in Chapter Three.

By the time you've got halfway through the autopsy scene in chapter three, you'll be feeling decidedly unwell.

In chapter three, we learn that Mrs. Givings has always loved working, that she values the independence of a job outside the home.

In chapter three we find ourselves in the sweltering heat of the deep south, home of ice-maiden [Hard Hearted] Hannah Ella Fitzgeraldd), the vamp of Savannah, Georgia.

In chapter three, he states that a chiffchaff song sounded, "as if every note had been the hammering of a tiny nail into winter's coffin".

In chapter two, Hickey narrates Farley's penultimate day.

"Cambridge Analytica is in chapter seven in the US … and administration in the UK," Nix says.

It employs multiple perspective, and skilfully plays with a form of narrative rewind, whereby a fuzzy incident in chapter six, say, is replayed, gaining definition, in chapter nine.

The book is very fast paced, with the action getting going in chapter five.

In chapter two, the novel is turned over to the voice of Fardaus.