Sentences with phrase «sentence from every chapter»

These beautiful visualizations offer a unique take on classic literary works of art, such as Dracula and Robinson Crusoe, by analyzing each book's parts of speech and first sentence from every chapter.

, by analyzing each book's parts of speech and first sentence from every chapter.

Not exact matches

[With it,] she went from a child who couldn't hold a single letter in her head to someone who was able to read words and sentences and chapter books and able to effectively communicate with people around her.

There is hardly any more sense of «context» to be had in reading through chapter 11 than in merely selecting sentences at random from the entire section.

But the meaning he finds in the sentence gets no support, so far as I can see, from the chapter to which Whitehead is at pains to refer us for elucidation.

One sentence near the end of the Tridentine decree (chapter 16) suggests both Trent's convergence with and its distance from the Reformation position: «Far be it from Christians to trust or glory in themselves and not in the Lord [cf. 1 Cor.

The problem is in your first sentence; we are not to go by the word of anyone but YHWH the Almighty Creator of all «Life» in Genesis chapters 1 - 7 of all His creation, for He is the only Savior, and Redeemer in Isaiah 49:26, and Isaiah 60:16, not jc, if the word is not from the King YHWH jc hasn't a leg to stand on.

AST, I am glad you took 4 quotes from the Bible consisting of one sentence each from 4 different chapters from 2 different books.

On the contrary, when I can remove a limp adjective or superfluous sentence from a novel chapter or essay, I feel a rush that is a bit like being airborne.

So, if I have to be the bad guy that calls bedtime and turns out the light on the absolute most important sentence in the best chapter of the final book in the Harry Potter series, well then Macaroni and Cheese from time to time is the least I can do.

Distilling his innovative ideas down into one - sentence affirmations and slogans, the author closes each chapter with succinct summaries of what you've just learned, whether exhorting you to «Think big from the start!»

By using pictures from Chapter 1 as prompts, simple positive and negative verb «to be» sentences can be constructed.

This lesson has sentence level analysis for students to complete as well as starter, timeline, questions on each passage from chapter 6, practice for essay writing with mark scheme and plenary.

Developmental editing, sometimes referred to as substantive editing, evaluates a manuscript from a broad basis — concept, organization and design — and analyzes specific parts of a manuscript — chapters, scenes, paragraphs, sentences and even words.

Include weirdly - phrased sentence fragments like «run a chapter from it.»

Where a one - sentence quote is more likely to fall within the U.S. principle of fair use, using several chapters from another book may not.

They may suggest changes in wording within a sentence, or moving a paragraph from one spot to another, or even restructuring the book by changing the order of the chapters.

With regard to flow, the editor will ask themselves whether or not the sentences run together in a natural way, and whether the paragraphs and chapters follow smoothly from one to the next, looking for places where the flow is interrupted or the pace changes unexpectedly.

Literary fiction can be about anything, so long as it's beautifully, intriguingly, surprisingly, gorgeously written, so long as it's brilliantly constructed — from the word, to the sentence, the paragraph, the chapter, the novel and beyond.

The Amazon patent describes a system of paying to electronically preview «one or more chapters, sections, pages, paragraphs, or sentences from a work» with variable fees based on the genre or publisher, or «consumers» past viewing behavior or purchases.»

they are melancholy sentences like «standing on the bridge looking into the dirty water» or «where everything is bad it must be good to know the worst» — a quote from f.h. bradly that heads a chapter in theodor adorno's minima moralia (part two, 1945).

, Moderna Museet, Malmö 2016 «Life Itself», Moderna Museet, Stoccolma 2016 «Suspended Animation», Hirshhorn Museum, Washington 2016 «From Minimalism into Algorithm», The Kitchen, New York 2015 «The Ultimate Vessel», Koppe Astner, Glasgow 2015 «Chapter 2: Collecting Lines — Drawings from the Ringier Collection», Villa Flora, Winterthur 2015 «This Sentence», China Art Objects Gallery, Los Angeles 2015 «All the World's Futures»,From Minimalism into Algorithm», The Kitchen, New York 2015 «The Ultimate Vessel», Koppe Astner, Glasgow 2015 «Chapter 2: Collecting Lines — Drawings from the Ringier Collection», Villa Flora, Winterthur 2015 «This Sentence», China Art Objects Gallery, Los Angeles 2015 «All the World's Futures»,from the Ringier Collection», Villa Flora, Winterthur 2015 «This Sentence», China Art Objects Gallery, Los Angeles 2015 «All the World's Futures», 56.

I just pick some sentences from the book of Washington and Parkinson (end of chapter on numerical methods, p. 191):

The first chapter of the new report provides an overview of all the essential basics, and here is one of many findings from that chapter that ought to ripple through post-Booker sentencing developments:

From there, the chapter moves right into the material drug sentencing.

Social Justice Report 2001 Contents Summary of the Social Justice Report 2001 Letter of submission Recommendations Chapter 1: Ten years on from the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Chapter 2: Mutual obligation, welfare reform and Indigenous participation: a human rights perspective Chapter 3: Indigenous governance and community capacity - building Chapter 4: Laws mandating minimum terms of imprisonment («mandatory sentencing»)...