Sentence examples for thematic chapters from inspiring English sources

Across five panels that would extend more than 60 feet if placed end to end, Benton's painterly, episodic tapestry divides into historically and geographically thematic chapters.

In the book, thematic chapters and individual oral histories are punctuated by her simple, striking photographs of the nuns in their cloistered community.

"The responses are arranged chronologically and grouped into thematic chapters under highlighted headings, with corrections and readers' annotations between the lines," commented Dr Salway.

This charming biography shuffles incidents from Montaigne's life and essays into twenty thematic chapters, each offering a tentative answer to the title's implied question ("Give up control"; "Question everything").

Masur, who teaches history at the City University of New York, has organized "1831" by four thematic chapters: slavery and abolition, religion and politics, state and nation, machines and nature.

The show is "an illustrated history lesson, in thematic chapters," a lesson that is amplified in the exhibition catalogue, which includes a fascinating overview by the chief curator, Kenneth E. Silver.

It seems to have been Fanny Burney who invented thematic chapter titles.

The thematic chapter headings in Carol Shields's Unless turn out to have been invented by Fanny Burney, also an analyst of women's lives.

Mr. Gore's speech was advertised as a major address intended to inaugurate a new thematic chapter in a campaign that many Democrats have come to view as adrift.

Thematic book chapters from professional literature, e.g., on wind energy, were also used to prepare these lists.

Seven thematic sections, or chapters, segment "Like Life".