Sentence examples for Having passage from inspiring English sources

Diarrhea in this paper is defined as a subjective report by the study participants as having passage of unformed stool for more than 2 or 3 times a day.

Then you should do an X-ray examination in order to see if you have passage through the fallopian tubes.

The movie has passages of uneasy brilliance and many incidental pleasures.

The "sonatas" of the German composers Johann Joseph Fux and Georg Muffat have passages actually marked "T".

A pensive slow movement has passages of tinkling sounds that suggest a harmonically pungent music box.

Each has passages that are meant to sound harsh, offset by moments of warmth and passion.

That said, the Fourth also has passages far bolder than anything in the later work.

The paintings here do have passages "undone," in the sense of being open to interpretation.

Each sense though had passages that were bland and which seemed equally unconnected to their subject matter.

"Of course, you have passages about Hölderlin, about Nietzsche, about Bolshevism," he said — the usual Heideggerian subjects.

A book that changed me... was 'The Prophet' by Khalil Gibran, which has passages about every section of life.