Sentence examples for largest section of the book from inspiring English sources

The largest section of the book is a re-creation of ESPN's start-up, from the germination of the idea by Bill Rasmussen, to the entry of Getty Oil as the primary financial backer, to the day of the launching, Sept. 7, 1979.

After his initial general discussion of rebellion against slavery and oppression, in the historical and largest section of the book he treats actual historical assertions of human dignity as little more than efforts to overthrow God.

The third section is by far the largest section of the book, containing nine chapters that examine gene environment interactions as a function of the outcome on human health.

A large section of the book is on the history of disease -- from plagues to cancer.

Tellingly, for a decade that was informed so much by all things retro, a large section of the book deals with influential icons from the 1960s and 1970s, such as Roxy Music, Michael Caine and Malcolm McDowell.

A large section of the book is devoted to reconstructing classical results in the theory of probability as claims about relative frequencies, including various continuous distributions and Bernoulli's theorem.

The largest section of the show consists of rare books and manuscripts, and they make an extraordinarily varied assembly.

Large sections of the book will strike some readers as a recitation of faceless units moving in unfamiliar places.

Since Burke's "accomplishments" depended at least as much on promotion as on athletic ability, large sections of the book are given over to her scheming, unscrupulous manager.

In 2003, Hillary Rodham Clinton ordered her memoir "Living History" pulled from Chinese shelves after she discovered that large sections of the book had been excised without permission.

Large sections of the book consist of rote, familiar chronology, with occasional attempts at contextualizing, including some strained efforts to link the success of "Idol" to the post-9/11 mood in America.