Sentence examples for strongest section of from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding its age, the strongest section of the book is the one dealing with marijuana.
The strongest section of Mr. Friend's narrative is devoted to the 1998 downfall of Suharto.
Probably the strongest section of the book is that devoted to puddings.
The strongest section of the film is the one that deals with the attacks.
Lebed's tale is the strongest section of the book, and not just because it bolsters Lewis's thesis about the subversion of the old regime.
In the Mendelssohn and in Vaughan Williams's bleak one-act opera "Riders to the Sea," which came next, the woodwinds were the strongest section of the orchestra.
The strongest sections of the novel allow us behind Ruth's brittle mask of makeup and pride.
In one of the strongest sections of the piece, two men (Éric Beauchesne and Jason Marchant) engage in an extended struggle with each other.
The strongest sections of "Fast-Talking Dames" are those that anatomize these beautiful and charming -- and voluble -- women, and their equals in looks and spirit, Jean Harlow and Jean Arthur.
One of the strongest sections of the film dealt with the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s that coincided with – and, Curtis argues, was enabled by – Bill Clinton's troubles with Lewinsky.
By far the strongest sections of "Sex and Real Estate" are those that are grounded in detailed social observation and the familiarity of the author, a professor of English at Harvard University, with American literature.
