Sentence examples for in that same chapter from inspiring English sources

In that same chapter, did you really have to go and refer to the Eagles as a "great American band"?

In that same chapter, he focuses on the felicific tendencies of actions and assigns a significant role to rules within moral reasoning, both of which have been taken to commit him to a rule utilitarian doctrine.

Leah: Yeah, I think the other piece that she mentions, in that same chapter, besides fear is ambition, and she makes the point that actually if you talk to a lot of millenials today that just as many women will admit that they're ambitious, and that's actually a change.

I love that Hamlet and John Kerry co-star in the same chapter.

In some chapters, information provided in one paragraph is contrary to that in other paragraphs in the same chapter.

Later in the same chapter, for example, we are told that the eminent Harvard psychologist Jerome Kagan dived suddenly under his desk to prove to Slater the existence of free will.

Rousseau makes a further claim in the same chapter of The Social Contract, namely that in conditions of civil society the citizen achieves "moral freedom," by which he means obedience to a law that one has prescribed to oneself.

Our patients are illiterate.' In the same chapter, Matron sharply rebuts the notion that Ethiopian faith is laced with pagan conceits: 'Pagan!

Of the latter, in the same Chapter 32, Marx gives a one-sentence summary that is worth citing: "The expropriation of the immediate producers was accomplished with merciless Vandalism, and under the stimulus of passions the most infamous, the most sordid, the pettiest, the most meanly odious" ([1], p. 762).

After all, in the same chapter of her namesake cookbook, Toklas advises her readers that "food is far too pleasant to combine with horror".

Table 2.1 on page 37 in the same chapter summarizes the key discourse features of science, the grammatical resources that realize these features, the language analysis strategies for helping students recognize the meaning in these features, and sample classroom-based activities for engaging students in language analysis and exploration.