Sentence examples for lively chapter from inspiring English sources

He devotes a whole, lively chapter to "Okey-dokey" and picks up on texters' reduction of OK to k.

The lively chapter on Whitman shows the simultaneous creation of an experimental city and an experimental literature.

During his general discussion of invention he also considers the successive, formal parts of a speech, including a lively chapter on the art of arousing laughter.

His 2012 autobiography, Ted and I: A Brother's Memoir, has a lively chapter about squadron life and in particular his posting to the desert campaign in North Africa.

All had gathered for a three-hour meeting, a weekly affair organized by the Economics Group of the Puerta del Sol, a lively chapter of citizens who've been assembling since last spring to puzzle through Spain's intractable economic crisis.

He also devotes a lively chapter to near-death experiences, first widely publicized by Raymond Moody in "Life After Life," which spent 18 weeks on the list back in 1975.

"Author Unknown" contains four other case studies, but it mostly runs out of steam after the lively chapters on Shakespeare and Klein.

Based on a 1923 novel by Edgar Wallace, its 15 lively chapters describe the epic battle between Spike Holland Victor Joryy), a passionately dedicated insurance investigator, and Abel Bellamy (James Craven), a waspish antiques dealer whom Spike suspects of heading a gang of jewel thieves.

A moving discussion of friendships that have endured for decades leads naturally to Lively's next chapter.

In the fourth chapter of Lively's novel, Claudia watches a television film about the second world war, and a desert scene reminds her of something.

She is a lively writer, and these chapters are interesting.