Sentence examples for lovely passage from inspiring English sources

There's also a lovely passage about how young men wake up to the realities of their lives.

In a lovely passage, Mr Thaler recounts his attempts to explain the prevailing economic theory on savings to a room full of psychologists.

I was a bit closer than I planned as the pace was only medium but I had a lovely passage all the way.

The makers of reading devices know who skipped chapter three and how many people made a note of that lovely passage in chapter four.

When I asked him what it was that he was singing, his answer was to linger around a particularly lovely passage, making me a gift of it.

But then on the second circuit I had a lovely passage all the way, got close to a couple but that's the National.

The book abounds with lovely passages that gain from this toughened interior.

Truly lovely passages emerge from his accounts of the unit's most memorable rescues.

These are some of the most serenely lovely passages in the book, not least because typology, which is to say, determinism, is turned on its head.

Perhaps, the most lovely passages of sex in fiction are those that concern the moments before or immediately after rather than in what highbrow critics call mid-rumpypumpydom.

The prose throughout is both florid and overripe, ironically – or perhaps appropriately – tempered only during a series of quite lovely passages describing representations of Christ.