Sentence examples for the earlier sections from inspiring English sources

While the earlier sections fuse urban fantasy and magical realism, the 2009 narrative is less fantastical and more reflective in tone as Meche relives her friendship with Sebastian and Daniela and dwells on the bittersweet outcome of the magic conjured in her youth.

The breadth of research and knowledge could have been worn more lightly in the earlier sections, but by the time a teenager is discussing suffrage in 1916, Ward is more assured, and her story of a black Tory in contemporary Shoreditch is quite brilliant.

Every sentence in the earlier sections is saturated with facts, insights or experiences heralding the disaster.

The final third of Mr. Samuelson's book has none of the sweep and clarity of the earlier sections.

Its one real flaw – and what makes it, in my eyes, fall short of being a masterpiece – is that the final third of Nocturnal Animals is much less good than the earlier sections.

It's perhaps unsurprising that the earlier sections of the drama work best, with rising star Jessica Chastain excelling as the young secret agent faced with a suitably slimy monster in the imposing form of Jesper Christensen.

The next four sections fill the large downstairs galleries, beginning with the 18th century.

At the height of the summer, sections of the Housatonic can dry out enough to resemble cobblestone streets.

The Christmas sections of Irving's Sketch Book depict a traditional rural English celebration of hospitality and charity.

Since the 1960s, sections of the middle class who worked in the public sector joined the coalition.

But more than the inanimate exhibits, one man dominates the early sections: the engineer Sergei Korolev who personally oversaw those great, early accomplishments.