Sentence examples for unique chapters from inspiring English sources

Qatar's accommodation, or co-optation, of the Muslim Brotherhood is hardly unique; chapters of the Brotherhood hold seats in Kuwait's parliament and participate peacefully in Jordan's political system.

The textbook has unique chapters, chapter 26 – Cognitive development and educational rehabilitation, and Chapter 28 – Information needs for children and families.

That winter the band toured Europe, an event music critic David Cavanagh described as a "unique chapter in live music".

Power's play focuses on a unique chapter in American boxing wherein Cassius Clay/Muhammad Ali sought out the advice of actor Lincoln Perry (who had once been friends with Jack Johnson -- the first African-American athlete to become world heavyweight boxing champion).

A unique chapter summarising the real particularities of nutrition support for some specific conditions would have been easier and more practical.

Given its great length, 70 pages long and 499 references, this chapter is unique among the chapters in the book.

The manuscript is believed to have been housed in Caesarea in the 6th century, together with the Codex Sinaiticus, as they have the same unique divisions of chapters in the Acts.

Students should be encouraged to include their own ideas and conclusions based upon their reflections about the Cuban missile crisis; write their handbooks with originality and flair; and give the handbook a unique title and chapter headings.

But the best prize, the one everyone who participates gets, is the chance to be a part of a unique and fascinating chapter in our great nation's story.

These chapters are unique to this textbook.

That was certainly the reason behind another collaboration, in which Mr. Voutilainen designed a unique movement for the Chapter 3 watch presented by Maîtres du Temps in 2009.