Sentence examples for a notable passage from inspiring English sources
The simplest was the arrowhead shape of the diple, or "double," a symbol used to highlight interesting lines of text in the same way that a modern writer might underline a notable passage.
Notable passage: "Fathers have a way with daughters that mothers never do.
Opening line: "How could she not feed their daughter?" Notable passage: "This happened a lot in the future, in their family, going out to dinner with Edie sitting at a separate table.
Notable passage: "But the world should understand, if the world gave a shit, that women like us are not underground.
And why do I always live only in memory?" Notable passage: "The machine was running on empty, racing, turning out a fortune without producing an iota of delight: no one enjoyed themselves in the least in these clubs, and I started to doubt whether anyone ever had".
Notable passage: "To Canadians, everyone is equal.
Notable passage: "She talked out her various conspiracy theories.
Notable passage: "I walked past the orphanage every day.
Notable passage: "You swim twenty more laps without stopping.
