Sentence examples for be a passage from inspiring English sources

It might be a passage from a Bach cantata, because Henry immediately imagines a soprano and a sweetly melancholic air, and, in the background, a supportive cello squarely sawing away.

His "Foliage, Berries, Moss," at 7 by 12 feet the largest work in the show, is a dense, tapestrylike concoction of branches wetly dripping with moss, fruit, leaves, foliage and other natural phenomena -- opened up by a brilliant area of light that could be a passage to a magic world.

The Trial, The Castle and especially the stories, feel like religious parables – the chapter in The Trial called "In the Cathedral" might be a passage from one of the more obscure books of the Bible, or a gnomic exercise out of the Talmud.

There also seems to be a passage within the patent that confirms the ability to decipher blinks (if only to disregard them, in this instance, but still).

Perhaps, and to begin with (and not by chance), what we call a crisis seems more to be a passage to another epoch that is violently manifesting itself.

The meaningful unit could be a passage, a sentence or a word which could be summarized, or named, by a code.

The book was A Passage to India.

Also upstairs is a passage leading to an observation tower.

It is a passage as beautiful as it is haunting.

It is a passage Kafka might have pondered -- or written.

Its slow journey is a passage through wildflowers in July.