Sentence examples for splendid chapter from inspiring English sources
As Barbara Tuchman noted in her splendid chapter on the affair in "The Proud Tower," Henry Adams read with delight the anti-Semitic rants of Edouard Drumont.
Grant has a splendid chapter on the prosecution for obscenity in 1969 of the publisher of Paul Ableman's historical and psychological treatise The Mouth and Oral Sex – written, says Grant, with the "ingenuous and artless delight" of a butterfly collector for his subject.
He closes with splendid chapters on the erosion under siege since the reforms of the Second Vatican Council of the moral theology of natural law, due to its problems in dealing adequately with issues of historical change, subjectivity and dissent from authoritative formulations of its meaning.
That splendid first chapter, titled "The Great Gatsby," profiles the most Fitzgeraldian of Deb's figures.
The account of Pythagoras's proof is splendid, and in the chapter on Descartes the author even manages to make graphs sound exciting.
Cataneo recorded interviews with 45 fans, grouped the stories by their age, then attached splendid titles to each chapter.
Nonetheless, the restructuring goes on.Thank goodnessThe frailty of the social chapter is a splendid thing.
The first edition of the homosexual Baedeker, "The Gay Girl's Guide," published in 1949, called the chapter on Momma "splendid".
The chapters in this splendid and rigorously researched book will help those conversations be better informed, and their outcomes wiser.
This and other splendid drummer jokes preface the chapters of James's biography of possibly the world's most famous stick-artist, UFO-loving former Nirvana member Grohl.
Since then, Zeenni and the Tologs have written far more chapters in what has become a splendid Sacred Heart story.
