Sentence examples for a passage of thought from inspiring English sources

I see this piece as a passage of thought, a brain's musing, however frightening it may be.

Like Joyce, Lispector strove to capture the quicksilver passage of thought, to inhabit its formulation and digression without a narrative overseer.

Each dot represents a passage of cells.

Furthermore, there are plenty of passages which are not just difficult but apparently unnecessarily obscure, sometimes muddled as passages of thought or explication.

This quote is from Mao Zedong's 1927 Report on an Investigation of the Peasant Movement in Hunan, and part of a longer passage of his thoughts on the need to overthrow the ruling class through violence.

Because Stewart has proved himself able to unravel election spin (and a desk-side chat with him has become practically a political rite of passage), the thought of next year's contest without Stewart on the scene only increases our national malaise toward the growing list of candidates.

In the meantime, individual states are making great progress through the passage of well-thought-out legislation allowing for the adult recreational consumption of cannabis.

A lot of thought.

This is a passage out of childhood.

Looking at a series of images of the sun marked by sunspots which reminded him of a computer screen cluttered with icons he thought of a passage from Roland Barthes's "The Empire of Signs," in which Barthes says that a chopstick "introduces into the use of food not an order but a caprice, a certain indolence".

It was a strange passage of play.