Sentence examples for length in chapter from inspiring English sources

Rawls argues at length in chapter 8 of Theory, §§70 75, that justice as fairness accords with the reciprocity principles of moral psychology that are characteristic of human beings' moral development.

A number of photographs show Feinstein himself at various points in his life, including some that picture him with the elderly Ira Gershwin, for whom he worked as an archivist in the early 1970s, or with Ira's wife, Leonore (with whom Feinstein had a well-publicized falling-out, discussed at length in the chapter on "'S Wonderful").

The anatomy, physiology, and actions of the AIC are covered at length in other chapters in this special issue and this material will not be duplicated here.

The idea is developed at length in the second chapter of Pramāṇaviniścaya.

(This interpretation is defended at length in Tyler, 2010, especially chapter 4).

Billy's actual virginity is not the result of some inherent, Warholian asexuality; it derives from a mortification experienced on the afternoon of November 22 , 1963 and described at gonzo length in the novel's fourth chapter.

(This reading of the argument of the Proslogion is developed at length in Williams and Visser 2009, chapter 5).

Like many others of his era, Lankester believed that there was a risk that the English might be "overtaken in the struggle for existence," an idea he propounded at length in his 1880 Degeneration: A Chapter in Darwinism.

The chapters vary greatly in length and content: chapters on jet lag and sun-associated problems are brief; chapters on topics such as immunization of healthy adults are detailed and lengthy (i.e., 36 pages).

And that's just in Chapter 1.

see Wikis in chapter 3.1.