Sentence examples for weak chapter from inspiring English sources
A weak chapter about the New York Yankees reads like a single day's visit.
This last, a reprinted article from Vanity Fair, is the one really weak chapter in this otherwise fine and thoughtful book.
A weak chapter on the 1960s begins tendentiously: "It was a time for burning flags, and draft cards, and R.O.T.C. buildings and bras.
These weak chapters show up the worst of Meyer and Brysac's writing style, which is sometimes pretentious to the point of incomprehensibility and becomes more so when they seem to lack interest in their subject matter.
The weakest chapter is on a strong material: titanium.
Writing about Lebanon before the latest war, Mr Nasr points to the future by saying that Hizbullah has "defused Shia-Palestinian tensions by focusing attention on the fight against Israel".Strangely, his weakest chapter concerns his native Iran.
It is unfortunate that the reviewer focused her attention on the weakest chapter in the book and on the Leveretts' defense of the Iranian government's shameful iron-fisted approach to protesters, which surely violates human rights by any standard.
The weakest chapter, which retails Conover's longish drive with the Beijing Target Auto Club, is nearly as tedious to read as it must have been for him to experience, and its conclusion, while unobjectionably fair, hardly stretches the mind: "Lord only knows where it all could be headed — in terms of congestion and pollution, in terms of competition for increasingly scarce and expensive fuel..
Billed as the climax of a trilogy, the third and weakest chapter in the X-Men series is a blatant attempt to prove there is still life in the franchise.
The weakest chapter is that devoted to multisystem trauma.
The weakest chapter is on gene environment interactions, which is not surprising because we still know little about the role of genetics in prematurity.
