This brief allusion to Cellini must suffice for the moment, as I intend to treat of him in a separate chapter.
The Venetian painters I intend to reserve for a separate chapter, devoting this and the two next to the general history of the art as developed in Tuscany and propagated by Tuscan influences.
Michael Angelo stands so far apart from other men, and is so gigantic a force for good and evil in the history of art, that to estimate his life and labour in relation to the Renaissance must form the subject of a separate chapter.
The topography and defences of this post and this section of the line must form always a separate chapter in the history of Anzac.
As Lone Pine will form the subject of a separate chapter, the trenches will not be elaborated here.
How we passed the Emden on this very evening, quite ignorant of our danger and of that daring cruiser's destruction, needs to be related in a separate chapter.
We give a separate chapter to this topic out of respect for the space that it occupies in the history of Logic.
I therefore deal with this subject in a separate chapter following on the ordinary doctrines of Immediate Inference, where I try to explain the simple Law of Thought involved.
These tendencies to error deserve to be pointed out by way of warning, and this I shall attempt in a separate chapter on observation of facts of simple sequence.
No one having a majority of the whole of electors, the election devolved upon the House of Representatives; of which an account will be given in a separate chapter.
A separate chapter is due to this great speech; and it will be given entire in the next one.
I will reserve a brief description of it for a separate chapterat the end of this volume, if my Notes on other matters do not crowd it out.
We will not dwell upon it now, but make a separate chapter on it when I have seen most of the other ruins of the kind in the kingdom.
The whole subject of the French claims will be examined in a separate chapter,[34] but a very important undertaking set forth in the Treaty of Versailles must not be omitted: "His Britannic Majesty .
Particularly is this true of the much discussed Reid Contract, the circumstances of which are reserved, from their great importance, for a separate chapter.
But, as this is a subject of vital importance, we will devote a separate chapter to it.
As the air has a very important function to perform in the body, we shall devote a separate chapter to a detailed consideration of the same.
They have a common origin, but, since small-pox is by far the most important of them, we will give a separate chapter to it, dealing with the rest in another chapter.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "separate chapter" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
