Sentence examples for loving passages from inspiring English sources

The book's most loving passages detail his quest for sartorial splendor: he shows up for a shark-research expedition carrying a pink lace parasol, and, in the throes of heroin addiction, has his tailor customize his suits to hold hidden syringes.

I read his book in manuscript and, because I was born that way, I marked passages I loved and passages I loved a little less.

While his womanising has long been romanticised (he is seen as a libertine and fun-loving), passages about his relationships with his lover Claire Clairmont and Annabella show his volatility and abusive tendencies.

Authors, inuorder to keep within the law, engaged attorneys to supervise their work... Restrictions became so complicated that it finally became necessary for authors to have their attorneys write all the love passages for them.

And one can add that, when we read the pages where he waits in the Duchesse de Guermantes's library and reflects on the resurrections of memory that he has experienced, then we welcome this Penguin edition that will enable others to read, reread and grow to love such passages in the same way.

I love this passage: "As the train approaches a rail crossing, it sounds like a storm.

I've loved the passage as long as I've known the "Ring".

I loved this passage, but in the end, it rather left me where I had begun.

We loved this passage so much that we used to read it aloud to each other.

Carol said her mother was thinking of joining A.A. Tom realized he loved a passage from a business-admin book so much he had to read it to us.

You don't have to love this passage from Jeanette Winterson's Written on the Body to recognise there's nothing in it but writerly desire: "She arches her body like a cat on a stretch.