Sentence examples for interesting passage from inspiring English sources

Torture is abhorrent, he says in an interesting passage.

But there is one very interesting passage in Nocera's article that suggests a different conclusion.

He has an interesting passage on the brief and doomed attempt to give Olympic swimmer Mark Spitz a movie career and make him the "male Esther Williams".

The most interesting passage came when Clegg said the coalition would last because the Tories and the Lib Dems had the same values.

In a particularly interesting passage, she almost accuses herself of hypocrisy: "The smile is a mask or a cloak that covers everything.

The piece notes, for instance, that Germany's birth-to-death ratio means it has a net loss of about 100,000 people each year.Here is one interesting passage:The accepted demographic wisdom had been that as women enter the job market, a society's fertility rate drops.

Her most interesting passages highlight the distinctions between the two.

These are interesting passages in the light of modern medical knowledge.

In one of the more interesting passages, Radomski described how he first encountered the federal agent Jeff Novitzky.

One of the most interesting passages in the "Confessions" mirrors Augustine's "Confessions" in recounting an ostensibly minor youthful infraction.

And some of the most interesting passages in "Living in an Uncertain World" describe Rubin's approach to consensus building.