Sentence examples for by a passage from inspiring English sources

The two main courses I proposed were inspired by a passage in "Madame Bovary".

The sanctuaries would be linked by a passage providing access to a "burial space" at bedrock.

The encyclopedia is prefaced by a passage from Faulkner himself: "Tell about the South.

Reading it, I'm struck by a passage that must have had particular resonance for Hillary.

That Philo experienced some sort of identity crisis is indicated by a passage in his On the Special Laws.

That problem is wonderfully illustrated by a passage from "Huckleberry Finn," which enlivens an otherwise arid report by the C.D.C.

Writer was inspired to tell this story by a passage from "More Literary Essays", by David Daiches, published in 1968.

But "Iridule," inspired by a passage from Nabokov's "Pale Fire," is more colorful and communicative than some of his sterner earlier works.

One day, Monaghan was arrested by a passage from the work of the only Protestant writer whom D'Souza had included, C. S. Lewis.

A throaty cello monologue in the second movement is followed by a passage in which flute and violin curl seductively around a lonely clarinet.

The first half was danced in silence and succeeded by a passage set to Bach, in which the women manipulated large fans.