Sentence examples for frequent passages from inspiring English sources

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For him, Walt Whitman, with his "dignifying gaze", his frequent passages through crowds and momentary interactions with others, is "the great poet of cruising".

Is Mr. Gruber, in his frequent passages of strict counterpoint, imitating Bach, or is he imitating Stravinsky, Weill or Hindemith imitating Bach?

The frequent passages of historical analysis in "Blood of Victory" -- as in all of Furst's books -- are inspired, exemplifying the power of fiction to capture what formal histories often can't.

And it is almost shocking to see that the Modern's great, sketchily painted, nearly all-blue "View of Notre Dame" (1914) has an unlikely fraternal twin from the same year: a relatively realistic view of that cathedral that might almost be a blowup of a postcard except for the daring brevity of its watercolor-thin pastel colors and frequent passages of exposed canvas.

(It is possible that an NEO destined for a collision with Earth also might not be discovered until the "last minute," but the probability of finding it many years before impact is much higher because NEOs make frequent passages near Earth before colliding with it).

Their frequent passages made them a common sight on the Tyne.

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For instance, closer to the center of the galaxy where star populations are far denser, the frequent passage of one star past another could trigger cascades of comets, trillions of which are thought to orbit most stars' icy fringes.

There is extreme poverty — thatch huts and farmers tending fields with buffalo — but also much unexplained wealth: modern, walled compounds and the frequent passage of Mitsubishi Pajeros and Toyota Prado Land Cruisers, vehicles that cost well upward of $100,000 in southern Myanmar because of onerous import duties.

However, the FBB culture can sustain cell growth for a longer period without frequent passaging, requires less media and labor, and is thus more economical to use for mass production of ES cells.

Mia.pp32 cells routinely required less frequent passaging than Mia.EV cells.

Compared to MEF cells, which can be maintained for only 5 7 days after irradiation, HFF cells as a feeder layer avoid frequent passage and allow the maintenance of established cell-cell interaction during the reprogramming process.

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