Sentence examples for memorable passage from inspiring English sources

There's even a memorable passage in which the piano seems to venture into something approaching ragtime.

One memorable passage centered on a recording of Brazilian samba drumming.

And one memorable passage evokes the Rose Adagio in "Sleeping Beauty," though sex roles are reversed.

The piece was rich in beguiling timbres; one especially memorable passage paired Ms. Muhly's spiccato bounces with twinkling crotales.

One especially memorable passage was the story of a "respectable" woman in Wolverhampton who was taunted while shopping by "wide-grinning piccaninnies" who could not speak English.

Then it became more coded; Rick Perlstein posts the original, famous Lee Atwater interview containing the memorable passage, You start out in 1954 by saying, "Nigger, nigger, nigger".

In Monroeville, Ala., residents dressed in 1930s garb will read aloud from memorable passages.

To pose these questions, we chose a few memorable passages and asked LeBlanc to tell us about them.

The love story is told with greater insistence and less conviction, without memorable passages or surprising recognitions.

Ezra Pound once said that the most memorable passages are those that encapsulate kinetic movement rather than static images.

This is not to say there aren't depths of meaning and memorable passages, but Walser's genius often involves a kind of disappearing act.