Sentence examples for a nice passage from inspiring English sources

"After living in the hutong, I grew impatient with inanimate museum displays of 'culture.'" In a nice passage that underlines his point, Meyer goes looking for the Tianjin Old City Museum that Feng founded.

There's a nice passage, a dozen or so pages into Ted Widmer's new book about the history of American foreign policy, in which he talks about how delighted European explorers were, once in the New World, to discover tobacco.

The impassable glaciers of the Northwest Passage through Canada drove 19th century European explorers to madness, but decades of global warming have created a nice passageway for whales to rush in where adventurers feared to tread.

Sale in particular developed a couple of nice passages around a fast off-loading game that seems beyond their first team at the moment.

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe: "I thought in the first half we were well in the game and had some really nice passages of play and a couple of good opportunities where we didn't really work the goalkeeper.

His paintings echoed the swirling space of Malevich and Lissitzky's Suprematist works until his death in 1946, by which time they were burly period pieces, with some nice passages of color and texture.

There were some nice passages of play there.

But the speech was full of allusions, bringing a nice historical resonance to certain passages.

All of the content and assessment materials are original, and the free offerings include a nice mix of topical reading passages ("To fight Ebola, create a Health Workforce Reserve force") to more evergreen topics ("Food and Brain").

In a nice touch, Daniel Day-Lewis reads passages from "200,000 Feet on Foula," Powell's book about Scotland's outer islands and his struggles with the movie.

"It's a nice idea, but really it was safe passage," he said of the ancient Games.