Sentence examples for in which passage from inspiring English sources

So rather than placating Max Baucus, Mark Pryor, Mary Landrieu, Jim Webb, Bill Nelson, Evan Bayh, Claire McCaskill, Blanche Lincoln, Tom Carper, and Ben Nelson, you would've only have needed to placate one of them, and then you could've negotiated with the others from a position of strength in which passage was assured and their vote would've simply been preferable.

A postoperative contrast study using gastrografin was carried out 4 days following surgery, in which passage from the esophagus to the jejunum was good without anastomotic leakage.

Correction: My apologies for first item in last week's News Update in which passage of health care reform was labeled "Big Deal".

In addition, some songs contain recitative-like sections in which passages of text are recited rhythmically on a single pitch.

Still other passage plans are networks in which passages are laid out in a "city-block" pattern with many intersecting passages and many closed loops.

The Times has produced a very helpful fact checking tool in which passages in the debate (video and transcript) are linked to assessments by reporters on relevant beats.

Yet Weilerstein brilliantly negotiated the sudden mood swings in which passages of buoyant, breezy confidence collapse into periods of painful introspection.

Later a more reliable combinatory method, in which passages expressing similar contents are compared in order to obtain a better understanding of a language's structure, was introduced.

There's a quality of iridescence to the writing, particularly in these sections, which isn't just about the lustre of the prose, but the way in which passages seem many-coloured.

This ensemble was also impressive in Shawn Crouch's jazzy paean to youth, "Transitional Silence," in which passages of deceptively tranquil Neo-Classical counterpoint tease you, only to get pushed aside by music of gnarling atonal energy.

The music, composed by Pal Asle Pettersen, in which sound buzzes like amplified high-voltage electric wires, mirrors the mood of this chaotic world, in which passages of text, including lines from "Barfly," trickle by.