Sentence examples for the latter chapters from inspiring English sources

A bildungsroman like "Mary" may preview the teen-age romance stirring in the latter chapters of "Speak, Memory".

Let's compare my friend's story to others in the latter chapters of their lives.

The latter chapters were snatched away and callously thrown into the wind.

In the latter, chapters four and five are particularly interesting for questions of wealth and economic stewardship.

Although infectious disease specialists and others who care for HIV-infected patients might consider the first few chapters too simplistic, the latter chapters on pulmonary complications will be relevant and instructive.

Pulmonologists will find that the first few chapters discuss aspects of HIV care to which they are not readily exposed and the latter chapters provide information on the epidemiology, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, and management of common complications seen in HIV-infected persons.

The latter chapter by Bohle proposes an integrated framework for market risk assessment, drawing heavily on the Sustainable Livelihoods Framework and on aspects of vulnerability.

The content of this latter chapter eschews any enhanced regulatory stance; concrete recommendations are absent.

Amazon Video Radio 1's Alice Levine and writer James Cooper join their pal Jamie Morton for a new podcast series, starting Monday, in which the latter reads chapters from the pornographic novel penned by his father.

The latter contains chapters on pride, meekness, modesty, and impudence, which are linked with the sense of sight; and on love, hate, compassion, and cruelty, linked with hearing and other senses.

And for the latter, the chapter presents structural color formation and regulation.