Sentence examples for include a passage of from inspiring English sources

But Dodge comes to accept Nelson's need to find a language to describe their experiences, and even allows her to include a passage of his own writing about watching his mother dying.

The draftsman may be in conflict with a government official who wishes to be overly specific, where this general rule renders their concerns moot; in such situations, the ability to include a passage of a Minister's speech as a way to ensure that the courts will interpret legislation in a specific way may clear up any doubts they feel.

The jazz mix included a passage of clashing piano chords that made us wonder if the proprietors were hoping to drive us out of the restaurant.

Many of MacMillan's effects were strikingly original, including a passage of un-pitched, non-metrical whispering; and a stratospheric ascent on Hosanna in Excelsis that felt like the highest praise of all.

It touches on even more moods, including a passage of glacial calm in which the strings sustain notes in their highest registers while the clarinet rumbles serenely far below.

I'd walk along cliffs and think it would be much easier if I just fell off.'" Although the original article in Attitude was not immediately available online, sections were reprinted by the Wales Online site – including a passage of quotes attributed to Thomas, which after an initial sentence that is different, contains a block of almost identical quotes.

He's currently on 134 from 166 balls, and that included a passage of play last night when he was just making sure he was still around at stumps as Middlesex eased to 200 for 2 in reply to Surrey's 388.

The thought scenario of embedding of He into the C60 void from outside (a so-called exo-fullerene HeC60) includes a passage of He through a rather high barrier which profile is shown in Figure 3.

Public radio figure Kitty Felde runs the discussion, and each episode includes a passage of that week's book read by a celebrity guest.

The reading section usually includes a passage of prose fiction, followed by a social science passage, a humanities passage, and a natural science passage.

Kahneman is author of the new Thinking, Fast and Slow (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2011), which includes a passage on the wheel of fortune test.