Sentence examples for exact passage from inspiring English sources
"This was the exact passage that in England won me the bad sex prize".
(Amazing, isn't it, how people in plays can always instantly find the exact passage they're looking to quote?) She is fully prepared to spar with Cathy — the product of a rich family and illustrious schools — on semantic distinctions between "conscience" and "consciousness," in English versus French.
What sets Powerset apart, and may make it the premier way to look up information from the iPhone, is the search engine's ability to find both the relevant article and the exact passage that pertains to the search query.
A repeat offender, London had recycled this exact passage earlier in his career, including it in a 2010 letter of resignation in Florida.
(I could jump on Ken Ham when he claimed that Jesus believed in the book of Genesis. I need the exact passage on that -- otherwise it is a violation of the First Commandment by attempting to stuff words in God's Mouth).
Although the WE strain is used extensively in immunobiology experiments, the exact passage history of these viruses has been poorly documented.
I'm interested in how ideas and even exact passages of text change when they're lifted from one genre and placed in another — when they are read under the pressures of nonfiction's truth claims or fiction's aesthetic pressures.
Oftentimes, you'll find the exact same passage in Wikipedia or another website.
Transport is assumed to be dictated by a radially convergent or uniform flow field, and is based upon an exact first-passage-time solution of the backward Fokker Planck equation.
Indeed, in the first section, with four couples placed in an almost military formation and going through their paces, with no hugging, to a difficult étude by Ligeti, we are looking at something a lot like the opening of Balanchine's "Episodes," one of his most exact and "technical" passages of dancing.
The exact details of the passage and end destination have yet to be determined.
