Sentence examples for the full chapter from inspiring English sources

Therefore, most of the IC's Recommendations in respect of the IAAF are being withheld until such time as the full chapter is released.

Mr. McCullough's account of how Morse, who would become best known for his telegraph and code, painted his monumental "Gallery of the Louvre" (1831-33) is absolutely worth the full chapter that it occupies in "The Greater Journey".

There's an absurdly inflated section on Robert Mapplethorpe – no other artist gets the full chapter treatment – that leads one to suspect he functions as a personal talisman (or warning) for Goldsmith when it comes to uptown avant gardism.

The full chapter is available to download for free here.

You can read the full chapter over at Martin's website.

Excerpt from America, the Owner's Manual: You Can Fight City Hall -- and Win You can download the full chapter by clicking here.

The final full chapter of The Social Contract expounds Rousseau's doctrine of civil religion.

In this passage, in the final full chapter (Chapter 14) of The Origin, Darwin is expanding on the nature of classification in regard to his theory of natural selection.

The organization was chartered as the Epsilon Chapter of the national historically Native American sorority in 2006, and was officially recognized by the college as a full chapter beginning with the fall 2006 academic term.

Wholesale piracy is one thing, and if Gawker were offering the complete downloadable pdf (or even a full chapter) then the lawsuit would be both right and proper.

In 2012, for the first time in Sweden, as a sign of the emergence of viewing violence from a public health perspective, a full chapter of the latest National Public Health Report of Sweden was devoted to violence (Health in Sweden, 2012).