Sentence examples for central passages from inspiring English sources

One of the central passages is from the essay, "Self-Reliance": "Life only avails, not the having lived.

Five central passages lead about 150 feet into the mountain, and a bewildering array of branches fan out from them.

Nick Clegg's speech was essentially backward-looking, the central passages concentrating on defending his original judgment when he got into bed with the Conservatives.

Often the music — Andrews Sill conducted the company's orchestra on Tuesday — rushes past without deepening the action; yet in some central passages we're swept urgently into its vortex.

The central passages were originally conceived as a response to the Swedish publisher Brombergs, which, after acquiring the rights to "The Days of Abandonment," decided not to publish it, on the ground that the behavior of Olga, the novel's protagonist, toward her children was morally reprehensible.

Commercially available cone-shaped VCFs such as the Gunther Tulip filter has an inherent structural flaw that leads the captured blood clots to be trapped in their front spire areas where the flow-induced shear stress is relatively low so that the clots cannot dissolve fast enough and will accumulate, gradually block the central passages of the filters.

The central passage of this narration is overwhelming.

A brief, arc-shaped meditation, the work included an ardent central passage in keening tones.

Readers often become especially entranced by Crusoe's great journal, the central passage of his enforced sequestration.

The central passage of the viaduct was just a quick cluttered rapid with no eddies at the side.

A page in this book looks like a page of Talmud, in which the central passage is surrounded by paragraphs of rabbinical interpretation.