Keating marked passages favourable to him.
Brian had marked passages that convincingly reflected his thesis - that David Icke was no more anti-Semitic than this respected Jewish scholar.
Grimaud's room was mostly glass, and she likes musical extremes, so the place soon vibrated with sound, augmented by the grunting chant with which she marked passages in the aria.
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.
But he reads and rereads the books on political leaders he admires, marking passages he says he repeatedly returns to review and can often quote from memory.
Meanwhile, some of us, after a lifetime of opposing "dog ears," have succumbed to turning down the corners of pages to mark passages that have a special meaning or which we might want to go back to: Your turn!
Create meaningful rituals in your life to mark passages, achievements, and failures.
I'll be reading A Race Like No Other: 26.2 Miles Through the Streets of New York by Liz Robbins (with a highlighter so I can mark passages I especially love), recommended as the book to read right before race day.
Transcribed interviews were coded by marking passages of text with phrases indicating content of the discussions.
Each participant was provided with a transcript of their session and was asked to validate the accuracy, clarity and completeness of the data and to mark passages they did not want quoted directly.
For Māori women, as historian Michael King notes in his seminal book Moko, the moko was a rite of passage, marking the passage between girl and adulthood.
