Sentence examples for lengthy passage from inspiring English sources

A lengthy passage recounts this episode, when Cross, unable to consummate the marriage, lept from a window into the Grand Canal.

Both nations now have released only a few minutes of what the Pentagon says was a half-hour encounter, part of a lengthy passage through the strait.

A lengthy passage on the American playwright Lorraine Hansberry, the author of the landmark black drama "A Raisin in the Sun," was also added, he said.

Called upon to read a lengthy passage in Old Italian, the actor faltered, and rather than try again simply announced, "I'm going home".

For instance, Ferguson reproduces a lengthy passage from Kissinger's published memoir to describe Kissinger's first impression, as a teenage refugee, of New York.

In one of the StB files, in a lengthy passage that is mostly critical of Koecher's work, his Soviet backing is clear.

It is less interpretation than stenography; lengthy passages of text are recapitulated without alteration.

There are lengthy passages of legal/philosophical argument, in which the narrator justifies his behaviour.

Lengthy passages (perhaps too lengthy) follow lonely Busi's longing for his sister-in-law, his yearning to be "salved".

He had a photographic memory, and could recite lengthy passages from books he had read decades earlier.

The exams required students to complete more open-ended questions and analyze lengthy passages of text, much of it nonfiction.