Sentence examples for dense passages from inspiring English sources

Dense passages of pointillist speckling suggest plates of couscous or Jackson Pollock paintings.

The verse is spoken with a light lucidity that brightens even the more philosophically dense passages.

There is a wider variety of new textbooks to choose from, he explained, reporting that color had been added and outdated and often dense passages removed.

Near the end of the Third Quartet's second movement, the players are asked to slide into their notes, creating an odd, spacey effect in dense passages.

The more harmonically varied "Five Metamorphoses" seemed to cause him slight problems near the end, when a couple of chromatically dense passages threatened to derail him, but he found his balance quickly.

The current president of the Wolfe Society's NY chapter, a young corporate lawyer named Jerry Podair read 2 dense passages about trains from "Of Time and the River" and "You Can't Go Home Again".

Imagine a history student reading a dense passage, full of dates and names, about the American Revolution.

(In one dense passage, Inga talks excitedly with Erik about her new book, which will incorporate "stories of discovery" from the lives of Pascal, Descartes, Wittgenstein and Kierkegaard, among others).

One editor who insisted on not being named said that a friend had recently written a scene in a novel depicting a bunch of peasants sitting around trying to figure out a particularly dense passage in the Koran.

It comes in the following brief but dense passage: "Adding on value-predicates cannot tell us anything at all new about the Being of goods, but would merely presuppose again that goods have pure presence-at-hand as their kind of Being.

I do not pretend to know who or what makes up the unity of God, but I beg for his help and hope his forgiveness will guide me through my errors". In another, he notes in the margin that the following sentences, which precede a dense passage about shifting energies, form a "garbage forethought": "I look forward to death's release.