Sentence examples for extended passage from inspiring English sources

Give enough direct quotation — at least one extended passage — of the book's prose so the review's reader can form his own impression, can get his own taste.

2. Give enough direct quotation — at least one extended passage — of the book's prose so the review's reader can form his own impression, can get his own taste.

During one extended passage the violinist (Mr. Wiersma) performed facing the open piano, as the pianist (the excellent Margaret Kampmeier) played eerie harmonies with the pedal down, so that violin tones mingled with the sustained soft piano sounds.

During exponential growth the time required for Δyca1 cells to pass from G1 to S is significantly extended, passage through G2/M is accelerated and the S-phase was relatively unaffected when compared to BY4741 (Fig. 2 c).

But it is possible that in vitro OPN expression is a phenomenon of cell culture or that OPN-positive cells have a selective growth advantage during extended passage.

As Lodge reads an extended passage from the book, you understand why Armistead referred to "self-laceration".

Brünnhilde has extended passages of elegiac melodic lines.

(Eye fatigue seemed the only impediment to his reading extended passages on his own).

There are also extended passages when the matronly Lepage moons around the stage in powder and mobcap to no obvious purpose, recalling decades-old performances by Lindsay Kemp.

All the central characters are given extended passages of eloquent introspection, even-handedly exploring how humankind has managed to sink so low.

There were even extended passages of such brilliance and much to applaud as he finally took a grip on the contest.