Sentence examples for every single passage from inspiring English sources

Those emotions come back to me — every single incident, every single passage I write comes back to me.

The resistant MCF7Adr cell line was cultured in the presence of 3  μ M doxorubicin for a single passage every 10 passages to maintain selection pressure.

Russia opened eight corridors for evacuations during the ceasefire, but just a handful of people crossed through a single passage.

After chapter 4 in Matthew and Luke, not a single passage from Q is in the same place.

Too many images, though, in a single passage risks an excessive lushness often referred to as "purple prose".

There is not a single passage in the law that does not correspond to the media law in E.U. countries".

And off the top of your head, can you quote a single passage from any presidential inaugural address since Kennedy's in 1961?

It distills the vastness of the symphony into a single passage, its very last chord being the musical equivalent of a big crunch.

He kept writing when he was dying of cancer, saying that he found hope in a single passage of the Book of Job.

("I run in a void," Murakami writes, in the single passage in his memoir that I admired. "Or maybe I should put it the other way: I run in order to acquire a void").

Still, the speech was notable for its lack of a single passage about the positive role many illegal immigrants play in society, a concession that has become standard in most political pronouncements from Democrats on the subject.