Sentence examples for of several chapters from inspiring English sources

Commission members met in Washington last week to decide on the final wording of several chapters of the report.

The New York Times obtained copies of several chapters from the book, covering about half the text.

Over the course of several chapters, Rauch holds up to close examination some key arguments used to defend the marital status quo.

My father, Ian Mumford, who has died aged 90, made a large contribution to our understanding of the history of the Ordnance Survey and of mapmaking in general, as a founder and first honorary secretary of the British Cartographic Society, as author of several chapters of the official history of the Ordnance Survey, and as a leading member of the Charles Close Society for the study of OS maps.

I lay these out in lists at the ends of several chapters in All In.

Prince Oliver, it turns out, in the first of several chapters written from his perspective, resents being trapped in a story that has him saying "I do" to the young beauty he only loves on the page but can't stand when the book is closed.

Germany is also the setting for a chilling chapter in a Nazi eugenics institute for illegitimate boys (who are taught the laws of physics from the suicides of their classmates), and for several chapters in and around the Pfeilen concentration camp, featuring the alliances, rivalries and even passions between Communist and criminal inmates, and the misadventures of two guards, Dohring's forebears.

Besides affecting dialogue and story developments, the outcome of entire scenes (and in some cases, the outcome of scenes several chapters later) can be manipulated to a certain extent based on player choices.

These final works were the occasional cause of Leibniz's Theodicy, as well as the inspiration for (and source for many of the arguments of) Voltaire's satirical novella, Candide, several chapters of Hume's Dialogues concerning Natural Religion, and possibly Kant's late essay, On the Miscarriage of All Philosophical Trials in Theodicy.

( Family of Secrets has several chapters on the real Watergate story, but there are others that present detailed information, including those by Len Colodny and Robert Gettlin, James Rosen, Jim Hougan and others).

Adding to the value of this section of the volume are several chapters detailing how advances in geology have reinforced the foundation of Darwin's evolutionary edifice, as well as chapters discussing geography, classification, morphology, and embryology as sources of evidence supporting Darwin's ideas.