Sentence examples for a difficult passage from inspiring English sources

There is reliable old Tozer, whom Hollander calls in whenever he needs a difficult passage paraphrased.

She calls this "a difficult passage in which Freud foresaw that many women might go astray.

And even then it would face a difficult passage through Congress.

A difficult passage in American history was thus smoothed over and made palatable and familiar.

"It was a difficult passage to Norwich," said Taras D. Szczur, the ship's spokesman.

Re "Easing a Difficult Passage" (Books, Sept. 24): Abigail Zuger has focused attention on a medical dilemma that affects increasing numbers of older people.

If I am driving, I need to turn off the radio and halt conversation in any difficult passage.

The Flesch Reading Ease score has a range of 0 to 100, where 0 represents a very difficult passage to read and 100 a very simple one [16].

A month after they left Cuiabá, and after what Fawcett described as a "shockingly difficult passage," they arrived at Bakairí Post, a small settlement of about twenty huts.

Mr. Kadralinov says he was astonished when, after a particularly difficult passage, Mr. Onken asked the musicians who made a mistake to raise their hands.

In the book I have just finished, The Haunting of Hill House, the building up of a cumulative set of symbols was the only way to manage a particularly difficult passage.