Sentence examples for moving chapter from inspiring English sources

There are growing pains and marriage difficulties and a startlingly moving chapter about grief.

There are some fine passages, and a truly poignant and moving chapter set in Canterbury, England, where Harrison is beset by tragedy.

It's a moving chapter, but it arrives too late, and for most of the book the mansion seems to be missing its heart.

An especially moving chapter called "Childish" is about the way "what we bloodlessly call 'place' is to young children a wild compound of dream, spell and substance", for which they invent new words.

A particularly moving chapter describes the mistake made by Mike Reynolds, a Californian whose daughter Kimber was murdered in 1992 by a man out on parole for car theft.

Since that entails a trip to a provincial region noted for "boat races, beer, views, elephants," as well as romantic cruises up the Mekong, Dr. Siri has no trouble persuading his wife to go along — a fateful decision that contributes a moving chapter to her memoirs.

In the most moving chapters, Chu profiles gays and lesbians who are struggling to reconcile their faiths with their sexualities, some more successfully than others.

One of the most moving chapters of Ms. Laurino's book is about finally finding the courage -- after 15 years of visiting Rome -- to seek out her relatives in Southern Italy.

I kept moving chapters around and I had great help from Anthony Miller, Allen Peacock, and my editors at Other Press: Anjali Singh and most of all, my main editor, Terrie Akers.

When moving from chapter to chapter, provide some introduction or transition to the next chapter.

A viewer can go page by page or move from chapter to chapter.