Sentence examples for a passage which from inspiring English sources

Here's a passage which gave me life after Trump was elected: Conservatism, by its nature, is racism.

As the poet says, in a passage which survived from manuscript to published poem: "This is not hell, it is the street".

In a passage which could raise some eyebrows, Gove draws a parallel with the US civil rights movement of the 1960s.

His compositional technique involves creating demo tapes or sitting at a keyboard and playing a passage, which an orchestrator then expands upon and notates.

Dr Johnson said, about re-reading something you've written, 'Wherever you meet with a passage which you think is particularly fine, strike it out.' He was spot on.

And one day, riding the New York subway, he opened the Koran at a passage which spoke of the mystery of God: beyond human understanding, but as close as a jugular vein.

We produced a totem-shaped piece, where two people could sit in two internal compartments, which were connected by a short passageway and accessible by crawling through a short passage, which created a very brief experience of isolation (see photo).

On the other side there is a small recess, which was described in an 1882 newspaper as "a dark passage which is said to lead to some region unknown".

Why does a tourist attraction in the San Francisco Bay feature a narrow passage which can be crawled through, but only if you dodge spinning blades and bursts of fire that explode every few seconds despite having no actual function?

The South American lungfishes dig a nest in the bottom in the form of a vertical passage, which frequently turns horizontally at the bottom.

When I picked up a copy of the Australian magazine The Bulletin, I found a quoted passage which has haunted me for months.