Sentence examples for excellent passage from inspiring English sources
This is an excellent passage, relishing the dynamics and superficiality of image, though it builds to the slightly over-eager and melodramatic final two lines.
She has an excellent passage, for example, on the reason Montaigne makes so much of the fact that his memory is bad: only by having a bad memory can he avoid being enslaved to presumption and its errors.
However, the midfielder soon atoned for that miss by applying an emphatic finish to an excellent passage of play, started by another jinking run from Higginbotham.
Pickling and brunch are back, but at the cost of some excellent passages from food writers like Corby Kummer, who delved deep into coffee and tea in the 1997 version.
"We showed excellent passages of play and some excellent defending, apart from their goal.
Balance and ensemble were uniformly excellent; solo passages dovetailed flawlessly into accompaniments.
On German sausages Holland quotes an excellent HL Mencken passage: "They run in size from little fellows so small and pale and fragile that it seems a crime to eat them, to vast and formidable pieces that look like shells for heavy artillery.
Indeed, medical weed seems virtually certain to arrive in the Sunshine State one way or another by this time next year: The ballot initiative to amend the Constitution and permit medical use has an excellent shot at passage in November, with a Quinnipiac University poll last week finding 88percentt support.
The older Chicagoans are excellent, enlivening section passages, stretching out at length, and trading four-bar solos with their younger counterparts.
The noted difference in survival rate is believed to be attributed to the relatively stable packaging of gpDwt over either of the gpDQ68Y and gpDQ68S alleles, although gpDQ68Y conferred excellent viability to passaged phage.
For example, in the passage, "An excellent workman ought to proportion his action to his work; he does not accomplish by highly complex ways (voyes) what He can execute by simpler ones" (TNG, OM, 5 28).
