Sentence examples for sections in his from inspiring English sources

He was acquainted with Western painting and incorporated small sections in his earlier work.

He is grotesque and bustling and corrupt and the sections in his voice are the novel's bravura performances, snippets of self-deluding ranting, drug-addled obsession.

After his reelection, Obama told chief speechwriter Jon Favreau to make climate change "one of the big sections" in his second inaugural address, Favreau recalled.

There are sections in his report where he sort of gives up – for example, over "the problem of rent" (a fair way to help people with housing costs).

To take a poetic example at hand, Wallace Stevens's three sections in his grand sequence Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction ("It Must Be Abstract," "It Must Change," and "It Must Give Pleasure") are so syntactically athwart that they appear arbitrary.

Arudpragasam describes each gesture and thought, all the way down to the "shape and taste of the soft grains" that Dinesh savours, "cleaving the rice into separate sections in his mouth".

As he held the section in his hands, Mr. Johnson's eyebrows went north.

Rosenstein also started a national security section in his office, which has more than 80 assistant U.S. attorneys.

Mr. Romney had an energy section in his speech today, too, and it lasted about 30 seconds.

The warnings are relayed by Campbell in a section in his latest diaries, The Burden of Power, which are being serialised in the Guardian on Saturday and Monday.

Trump did not follow … a section in his briefing materials in all-capital letters stating "DO NOT CONGRATULATE," according to officials familiar with the call.