Sentence examples for why a chapter on from inspiring English sources

It is unclear why a chapter on fever would include a disease that has no fever.

Why did you include a chapter on your bout with postpartum depression and were you concerned that the CIA would look unkindly on the fact that you sought help for your condition?

There is an entire chapter, for instance, on Baudelaire, a half-chapter on Victor Hugo, a chapter on Eliot and Pound, one called "Lorca, Ginsberg and 'The Faggots' " and a chapter on "Others" (Neruda, Pessoa, Adonis, Mayakovsky).

Maybe this is why the other highlight is a chapter on his stint as a car salesman.

Widmerpool proved to be unexpectedly capable in brokering a truce but I, like you I suspect, had long since tired of such a dull episode and could scarcely remember why I had bothered to waste a chapter on such an uneventful time, the highlight of which was to again imagine myself in love with a woman I had never spoken to, and I was not unduly upset when my time in France came to an end.

The author was so sure people would know why, he didn't even bother to write a chapter on me like he did for the other 99.

In the course of writing an article about the photographer Thomas Struth, I remembered that the highly regarded art historian Michael Fried had a chapter on Struth in his book "Why Photography Matters as Art as Never Before" (2008), henceforth WP.

But then the journey abruptly livens up when, hidden in a chapter on Senegal, there is a thoughtful discussion of why Africa is poor.

A chapter on "Mastering and Using Language".

A chapter on writers is filled with delights.

He could do a chapter on the Houdini imitators.