Sentence examples for extraordinary passage from inspiring English sources

And in one extraordinary passage, he offered the way to a full reconciliation with Obama.

Hence the extraordinary passage, in "Amy," that shows her recording the title number from "Back to Black" in the studio, with Mark Ronson as the producer.

Furious free-form brass and percussion are interspersed with declamatory, harsh-edged vocals, and there's an extraordinary passage in which she duets with a wild solo saxophone.

In an extraordinary passage near the end, the wind players are quietly humming to themselves, gone into madness like Walser and Hölderlin.

That meant the series was decided by another extraordinary passage of play, in the first test at Kingston, Jamaica, six weeks ago.

The novel is sliced in two by an extraordinary passage, a chapter of luminous poetry told from Artis's post-frozen perspective.

What we all lead are ordinary lives with extraordinary passages.

One of the most extraordinary passages in Life describes the writing of "Gimme Shelter" in 1969.

The set achieved a high order of stealth: Some extraordinary passages unfolded without any of the musicians making them feel formal or clinical, almost as if natural forces were moving the musicians' hands.

Other extraordinary passages in the previously secret manual, Physical Control in Care, authorise staff to: ■ "Use an inverted knuckle into the trainee's sternum and drive inward and upward".

"The Popes Against the Jews" includes extraordinary passages showing papal nuncios, with the approval of the pope, working to enhance the power of the leading anti-Semitic politicians of France, Austria and Poland in the years leading up to and just after World War I.