Every passage is different.
Mr. Danielpour's undeniable craft comes through in almost every passage.
As Jacobs writes in "Her Own Woman," her "contradictory personality -- ardent, whiny, arrogant -- informs every passage".
The wind shrieked in every passage, scouring the heather till it lay flat and cried out its agony.
Ms. Chang clearly felt every passage of the music and had a firm conception of what she wanted to say.
Bridge "really taught me," Britten said in a 1960 interview, "to take as much trouble as I possibly could over every passage, over every progression, over every line".
The central Christian enigma — a God incarnate, as a man who lived, suffered, and died — plays like a bass line beneath every passage of Piero's art.
Several students in the course had copies of Jones's book open in front of them; one, I noticed, had highlighted practically every passage in bright yellow.
Particularly in his later years, Washington seemed conscious that he was writing history, and he felt a grave responsibility to get every passage just right.
Yet, while the whole thing was beautifully played, not every passage brought such characterful playing or evinced such attention to detail.
He pays special attention to every passage, every stretch of the score where the music turns introspective and quizzical, making the work seem more subtle and complex.
