Sentence examples for in two chapters from inspiring English sources
The core arguments about the future of English come in two chapters at the end of the book.
Based on these results, Dr. Thornton and his colleagues concluded that the evolution of the receptor unfolded in two chapters.
The high point of Wills's book comes in two chapters on Jefferson and Madison and their arguments, during the Revolution, for complete disestablishment and religious freedom.
The heart of Mr. Shattuck's argument comes in two chapters titled "Proust's Complaint" and "Proust's Binoculars: Memory and Recognition," the sort of capaciously penetrating literary criticism rarely seen these days.
His primary investigation of mind occurs in two chapters of De Anima, both of which are richly suggestive, but neither of which admits of easy or uncontroversial exposition.
Kenshin first appeared in two chapters of Rurouni, Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story, the pilot chapters of the manga, in which he arrives in Tokyo and defeats several groups of villains attacking families.
All this happens in five chapters.
The Book of Zephaniah, the ninth book of the Twelve (Minor) Prophets, is written in three chapters.
The Titanic story is told in nine chapters – beginning with "Boomtown Belfast", when the city's hopes were as high as the prow of an ocean liner.
The story is told in five chapters: Seeing, Mapping, Understanding, Believing, and Acting.
