Sentence examples for a passage like this from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps he was trying to crack the movement of a passage like this one.

Reading a passage like this, I find it hard not to conclude that Digges has abdicated her independent judgment.

Certainly not in a passage like this one, which showed up recently on a mothering site: How many months into your relationships has ILY come out?

At such moments, the reader starts developing a few scruples of his own, one of which is: a passage like this is neither good fiction nor meaningful historical writing.

The link critics sometimes make to Stanley Spencer, the early-20th-century English painter, another purveyor of sagging flesh, is belied by a passage like this one, whose virtuosity Spencer couldn't approach.

I would trade all of Leopold's lyricism, such as it is, for a passage like this: "Our tools are better than we are, and grow better faster than we do.

You look at a passage like that in complete astonishment.

I never thought I'd write a passage like the two-note brass chords in the middle of the piece.

A passage like that makes you wonder.

"Once you get seasick on a passage like that, there's really no respite," Osterholm said.

A passage-like medullary canal in a scaffold appears important for the blood circulation to improve the rate of bone regeneration.