Sentence examples for instructive passage from inspiring English sources
It's an instructive passage, not just because it moves with that conversational, come-bounce-along-with-me rhythm that became O'Hara's signature, but because it's a poem about the odd, lovely jolt we can get from an unexpected line.
In a particularly instructive passage, Cannon tells of Reagan's habit of endlessly recycling an inspirational World War II anecdote that, as the press discovered, was a movie-spawned fiction.
A particularly instructive example comes in a passage Simpson wrote on the martineta one of the larger species of tinamous, a family of birds also endemic to South America.
Therefore, we suggest that it is likely that the bovine scrapie PrPSc has a slightly higher stability than classical BSE, and that further analysis of these isolates upon future passage would be instructive for continued investigation of these relationships.
And these passages are more than informative, more than instructive -- they are elegiac and heartbreaking.
Here are a few of the passages selected by the Princeton seniors as instructive in living the life they want to live.
Despite some lively passages, the whole sequence seems imposed -- perhaps, obscurely, to provide instructive parallels to Patrick's own evolution.
The passages about the Zen-like attentiveness to the moment required to ride are also instructive on how to live.
Equally instructive are Schlesinger's recollections of the battles to rescue liberalism from the suffocating embrace of Communism and the slow passage of high-minded intellectuals from isolationism to interventionism in World War II.
