Sentence examples for point of the chapter from inspiring English sources

Thanksgiving feasts were routine celebrations of good fortune, and in any case they have nothing to do with the point of the chapter on the Pilgrims, which is the despairing belief of their great leader, William Bradford, in his final years, that the Pilgrims' entire venture had been a failure.

You are just trying to get the main point of the chapter down.

One of the points of the chapter and the whale problem is to dispel our anthropocentric notion that Euclidean geometry is somehow more "natural" or more "correct".

The subsequent section then goes into details the main point of this chapter – tissue scaffold fabrication using MEMS approaches.

It was my hope that co-imbibing with Lowry's characters could turn the novel into a social event, the reading equivalent of one of the Taskersons' epic pub crawls, which, for me, marked the high point of the opening chapter: Even the youngest, who had not turned fifteen, would get through six pints in an afternoon.

When some of the group slip off we are given some different points of view; the chapters alternated between characters which is mainly done on cliffhangers which was amazing and gripping!

The point of every chapter – every page in fact – is to convince the reader that what we see now, buzzing, flapping or scuttling around us everywhere, is the consequence of the operation of natural selection upon random mutations over an immense period of time.

Having introduced the four main point types, the chapter explores the concept of using a point identification scheme.

The point of Chapter 3 is that the terrible days of teaching come from not embracing, or not being willing to accept, the tensions created by the paradoxes of teaching.

From this point of view, Chapter 3, on the "image of thought," plays a pivotal role, leading us into Deleuze's own philosophy.

She points out the title of the chapter in which this occurs—"King's Cross"—a possible allusion to Christ's cross.