Sentence examples for the introductory chapters from inspiring English sources

As the introductory chapters explain, Noah and Rae met at a Shabbat dinner in a dorm room at McGill, where he was "making a very convincing argument against the existence of God".

The introductory chapters were filled with plenty of useful information that could be used to teach college students evolutionary theory.

Scientific practice is far more diverse and dynamic than the introductory chapters of most science textbooks would suggest.

In the introductory chapters of the third treatise, Albo criticizes the position of the rationalist Jewish philosophers, who associated human perfection with the level of individual intellectual achievement.

I had several business meetings scheduled, a column (this one) to compose and the introductory chapters to write for two books scheduled for publication later this year.

Note that Mally's disciple Hans Mokre was the first to translate the introductory chapters to Whitehead and Russell's Principia Mathematica into German, with Mally's assistance (Russell/Whitehead 1932).

"I've been tripping over the cringe factor all year," Ms. Roach writes in the introductory chapter that she calls "Foreplay".

Give each group the introductory chapter of a guidebook to examine and use as models for their subsections of the chapter.

"To Kill a Mockingbird" might just be more popular than the Bible, Mary McDonagh Murphy suggests in the introductory chapter to her new book "Scout, Atticus & Boo: A Celebration of Fifty Years of To Kill a Mockingbird".

This is not to say that Henry James isn't present in "Love in a Dark Time": a large part of the introductory chapter is, in fact, devoted to James.

The introductory chapter of DH Lawrence's Studies in Classic American Literature addresses the function that freedom and authority occupy in the American imagination: It's the Calibans, "the most unfree souls", per Lawrence, who "go west, and shout of freedom".