Sentence examples for descriptive passage from inspiring English sources

"There's sometimes a very descriptive passage about the night before.

Then, write your own descriptive passage about a current event topic of your choice.

Koppelman and Wechsler's favorite may be a descriptive passage from one of the Field-published poems.

Most movingly, and in the book's finest descriptive passage, she writes of tracing her roots to Germany, a country for which she retains a visceral hatred born of a wartime childhood.

The stories in "The Magic Barrel" do not dwell on it at any length, but they evoke it in a phrase, a descriptive passage, a memory of irremediable sorrow.

More than one descriptive passage from Da Ponte's memoirs could have been written today: "In almost every city one finds the wines and grapes of Sicily, the oil, the olives, and the silk of Florence, the marble of Carrara, the gold chains of Venice, the cheese of Parma, the straw hats of Leghorn... the sausages of Bologna, and even the macaroni of Naples and the plaster figurettes of Lucca.

Descriptive passages are axed in favor of dialogue.

His descriptive passages — and they are few and far between — show his poetic mastery.

Apart from some really brilliant descriptive passages, it just does not stand up.

Mr. Rabe has heightened theatrical possibilities by extending descriptive passages into dramatic scenes that catch fire.

Kip keeps finding hidden bombs, and in mesmerizing descriptive passages, exercises his genius at disarming them.