Sentences with phrase «latter part of the book»

I tried to make this clear both in the reference to being in the expression «ontic power» and by using the expression «fundamental entity» in the latter part of the book to refer to human beings and other kinds of entities as well.

Peter Limper is right to point out, in his perceptive review of MP, that my handling of that theme in the latter part of the book is too sketchy (PS 6:214 - 20).

But I think it is true to say that nowhere have I made any substantial addition to or alteration of the author's insights and ideas; and to a great extent, especially in the latter part of the book, it was in fact possible to cling closely not only to the sense but also to the wording of the French.

This character appears especially in certain passages in the latter part of the Book of Isaiah, 7 as the «Servant of the Lord.»

In the latter part of the Book of Isaiah he wrote: «I am the Lord and there is no other.

We do not even know his name, but we call him the Second Isaiah or Deutero - Isaiah because his message is found in the latter part of the Book of Isaiah, beginning at chapter forty.

Despite the uneven quality of his writing, and some self - consciousness evident in the latter part of the book, marked as it is by Niebuhr's awareness that the entries were destined for publication, there is a refreshing, contemporary quality to Leaves.

The latter part of the Book of Job demonstrates God's wisdom in dealing with the logic of Job and his «friends.»

The latter part of the book provides sustained theological reflection on what Christians mean when they talk about God's providence.

This chapter functions as a bridge from the life stories to the extensive theological analysis in the latter part of the book.

Of course, the latter parts of the book aren't just exercises in assessing the state of the nation; like football, there's as much pleasure to be drawn from the incidental details as the overarching themes.

In the latter parts of the book, the author tackles less common but nevertheless serious issues which prevent the establishment of healthy sleep habits.

This analysis will be refuted by some, including Obama himself, I suspect, but in the latter parts of the book Remnick convincingly makes the case that race and Obama can not be separated because, as he argues, «race is at the core of Obama's story».

Indeed the structure of the latter part of the book informs us why the public is so wise to pay attention to the Member for Twickenham.

A goal for the latter part of the book is to try to reconstruct a thicker view of how to connect knowledge to public action, one that recognizes the importance of values, welcomes democratic decisionmaking, is aware of the limits of different forms of knowledge, and is not utopian in its aims but is still hopeful about how we can make public progress on a range of social problems.

But for those that can deal with complex math, the latter part of the book offers a lot of additional firepower.

Also, it seems like the latter part of the book was rushed as proof reading does not appear to have taken place.