Sentence examples for great passage from inspiring English sources

It's a great passage, when you think about it.

Likewise, Japan chose the ungarlanded The Great Passage instead of Hirokazu Kore-eda's Cannes prize-winner Like Father, Like Son.

That's a great passage, an essay in urban typology worthy of Balzac at his keenest (and least windy).

But, even if this is bearable, the accompaniment of the great passage beginning "All the dead voices" by the noise of rushing wind is not.

There's this great passage in the book of Jeremiah, where he says, "Oh, earth, earth, earth, hear the word of the Lord".

It's a great passage but the librarian puts the emphases on all the wrong words, which is ironic for a book by a rapper.

And so began one of the great passages of spontaneous play.

In one of the greatest passages from "Infinite Jest," a book made up of great passages, he almost spells out his own method: Everything came at too many frames per second.

There are a dozen great passages that lyrically solder the profound to the profane in the way of the great Irish playwrights.

Yes - and just imagine if we'd had the referral system in place then - we would have been denied one of the great passages of sport.

To me it has a slightly uncooked air, though of course he was a wonderful poet and there are some great passages in it.