Sentence examples for section of this book from inspiring English sources

The first section of this book is something of an experiment.

This second section of this book is tinged with a pathos that the author occasionally paints with too heavy a brush, but just as often hits perfectly.

In another section of this book Mr. Kagan writes that the United States "enjoys a unique and unprecedented ability to gain international acceptance of its power".

"A Billy Yank Governor" (Phoenix Publishing, $35) was written by Bernard Olsen of Little Silver, a Civil War buff who edited a collection of letters from the war, and the Civil War section of this book gets strongest emphasis.

The first section of this book is perhaps the most poised piece of writing Hornby has yet produced - an understated exchange of sublimated anger and defensive comedy, with an edge of real despair.

By James Wood.Jonathan Cape; 318 pages; £16.99IN THE closing autobiographical section of this book, James Wood describes his loss of faith in a way which explains the kind of literary critic he is.

The label could be applied to the author of the opening sections of this book.

"All the sections of this book are about the same thing.

The most resonant sections of this book concern urban politics in Liverpool and London.

Nowadays an agnostic, Carrère spends the early sections of this book reviewing his almost three years as a committed Christian.

In fact, the tartest sections of this book reflect Mr. Cheney's frustration when things did not go his way.