Sentence examples for in the opening sections from inspiring English sources

In the opening sections of La Géométrie, Descartes introduced two innovations.

They have much more success with the better-known Scottish Fantasy, in which a bit of restraint in the opening sections pays dividends when the big tunes are rolled out towards the close.

The superreal detailing of life employed in the first two books is matched by dramatic tension and a sense of an overarching struggle with the self; yet in the opening sections of Boyhood Island this narrative propulsion seems lacking.

A succession of love stories in reverse, the effect is a kind of emotional detective story - the clues are all there in the opening sections: a lost ring, a lost pair of pyjamas, symbols of the greater losses of passion, purpose and love.

In the opening sections of the book, Mr. Leavitt does a dexterous job of delineating Flint's aura: his mythic reputation among young writers; his use of cruel put-downs and over-the-top praise to maintain a hold over his students; his rigorous, unforgiving aesthetic.

The focus upon the salvation of the individual comes out clearly in the opening sections of Yesod Mora.

The tender and mysterious atmosphere of the piece is established in the opening section, "Come, daughter," which evokes the mood and words, though not the music, of the opening chorus of Bach's passion.

In the opening section, "Introduction and Hymn," a subdued solo oboe plays a quizzical melody.

In the opening section of the book, he beats Rose so badly that she miscarries their child.

In the opening section, it's the late 1970s and Fels finds a lot of the farm folk in New York.

The work that greets the public in the opening section, "Exotiser," or "To Make Exotic," sets a mischievous tone.