Sentence examples for bumpy passages from inspiring English sources
Though there is one farcical plot development that is poorly woven into the emotional fabric of the story, and though some of the asides about health care feel shoehorned into the narrative, the author's understanding of her people is so intimate, so unsentimental that it lofts the novel over such bumpy passages, insinuating these characters permanently into the reader's imagination.
Those Cartoons were first brought to the V&A by a van drawn by eight horses, supported on rubber slings to ease their bumpy passage, in 1865.
The Water-Babies may stand as a rough symbol of the bumpy passage from the moral tale to a lighter, airier world.
I wrote last week about the bumpy transition.
There are a fair number of undramatised biographical passages, which make for bumpy reading, even if one takes a latitudinarian position about the role of information in novelistic prose.
The transition was bumpy.
The transition could be bumpy.
But if you read the whole thing right through, then the translation begins to feel less like a voyage over strange seas and more like a bumpy ride on choppy waters, with moments of stomach-leaving-behind excitement amid passages which are quite becalmed.
Mr. Boyd's path to discontent since then traces the bumpy legislative path in Washington, from the auto bailouts to the stimulus plan to the passage of the health care overhaul.
The opening depicts lurching cars through music full of bumpy rhythms and grinding harmonies, led by the solo trombone playing fractured phrases and bursts of brilliant passage work.
