Sentence examples for complex passage from inspiring English sources

The German bore and the choked mouthpiece also facilitate complex passage work and can deliver a more massive tone.

Baker wrote the introductory essay, which perhaps ought to go down as a definitive account-in-brief of a complex passage of cultural upheaval – and its conclusion at the start of the 1980s, as new tastes, technologies and attitudes left precious little room for a sensibility that had become as tired as modern jazz had been in 1965.

HA33 was shown to disrupt epithelial tight junctions from the basolateral side, promoting rapid toxin complex passage via a paracellular mechanism (Fujinaga et al., 2009; Jin et al., 2009).

As the Secretary-General has pointed out, the knowledge, the resources and the strategies already exist to give children the best possible start in life, a quality primary education - and help in navigating the complex passage from adolescence to adulthood.

For if we know anything, it is that in a $30 trillion global economy, the knowledge, the resources and the strategies already exist to give children the best possible start in life, to educate them, and to help them navigate the complex passage from adolescence to adulthood - outcomes that are crucial first steps if we are to break the endless cycle of global poverty.

For if we know anything, it is that in a $30 trillion global economy, the knowledge, the resources and the strategies already exist to give children the best possible start in life, educate them, and help them navigate the complex passage from adolescence to adulthood - outcomes that are crucial first steps if we are to break the endless cycle of global poverty.

But the textures are so lucid that even the most complex passages sound accessible.

The other approach was the contrapuntal fantasia, in which long, complex passages of counterpoint evolve with a miraculous blend of compositional rigor and improvisatory freedom.

But I wonder about this; could Ives really have memorized so many complex passages that he had written so many years earlier so thoroughly?

The title of "Semplice" — simple — proves to be more trickery, with the violin flitting up and down in quick and complex passages interspersed with slyly innocent resting periods.

All view painful or complex passages in American history through a satiric lens, framing the stories they present in comic quotation marks of one kind of another.