Sentence examples for object of chapters from inspiring English sources
The main institutions instantiating this observation are the corporation and the household, both the object of chapters in the IPSP report.
So, the object of the chapter is to introduce, at an introductory level, the way in which stability and control parameters are used to quantify the flying and handling qualities of an aeroplane.
Whitehead wrote in the opening chapter: "The object of the following Chapters is not to teach mathematics, but to enable students from the very beginning of their course to know what the science is about, and why it is necessarily the foundation of exact thought as applied to natural phenomena".
Holding on to love after you've crossed the divide between you and the object of your desire is a chapter in achieving maturity; it's what marriage is supposed to be.
The review objects to the "thick type headings to the subdivision of chapters" which it finds too much like "the 'new journalism'".
Byrne shirks chronological constraints, beginning each chapter with an object of special significance in the author's life — a shawl, a wooden lap desk — on the premise that much of Austen's fiction was "made real by a few carefully chosen things".
It is a reenactment of chapters 29 32.
Fill endings of chapters with suspense.
Each chapter winds obsessively around an object of veneration — a great work of art or a religious icon.
