Sentence examples for material passages from inspiring English sources

Along with his own reflections, which range in length from one sentence to several pages, the convolutes are stuffed with undigested research material: passages from historical sources and Benjamin's contemporaries in literature and philosophy.

"Material Passage," on display through Dec. 30, features the work of three local sculptors -- Nancy Cohen, Rita Grenze and Mimi Weinberg -- and Tim Murphy, a painter.

The preferred way is to embed try-out material (reading passages and associated questions) in the test booklets that students are striving to complete.

There is also an unfortunate tendency to mix interview material with passages from published works, without distinguishing between them on the page.

He added materials, changed passages and came up with something new in nine short sections.

Glass is a translucent material; the passage of light through it is alone sufficient to create a feeling of unreality.

Material from "Passage," a short film he made at the academy, would resurface years later in "Transit" (2009), a haunting meditation on aging and isolation.

The rest of the reading-comprehension materials included passages from watered-down news articles or biographies, bastardized novels, memos or brochures — passages chosen not for emotional punch but for textual complexity.

Only the source material (the passage) will change," states College Board.

Following incubation, vaults and their associated drug cargo were recovered from excess, unbound material by passage through a microscale gel filtration spin column.

The digestibility of cellulose and hemicellulose in a group of seven women on a standardised diet was estimated at 70%and72%2% respectively, showing that there is extensive degradation of these polysaccharides in dietary plant cell wall material during passage through the human intestine.