Sentence examples for famous passage from inspiring English sources

This famous passage does not, on a second read, make much sense.

The most famous passage is this: Have patience with everything that remains unsolved in your heart.

In the book's most famous passage — probably its only famous passage — Frederick tells Miranda: "You think I'm not normal keeping you here like this.

In a famous passage, he confesses his enduring love for Mrs Everest, his nanny.

"What a lot of parties," one of the characters complains in the book's most famous passage.

That's a paraphrase of the famous passage from the Declaration of Independence.

So that was Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, the beginning of it, a famous passage in the history of classical music.

Here's the famous passage: The Queen began screaming so loud that she had to leave the sentence unfinished.

In short, Smith might well have written his famous passage from his ivory tower at Glasgow University.

The most famous passage from Gombrowicz's diary is the one that now stands as its opening: Monday Me.

Suspends ton vol!" and then on to the famous passage through the Alps which the Grand Tourists knew.