Sentence examples for of a passage from inspiring English sources

Hwang's synopsis of Kim's dictatorship reminded me of a passage from his memoir.

Or perhaps he was trying to crack the movement of a passage like this one.

Sometimes they are larger, and will alter your sense of a passage.

Heartbeat was rested and a remake of A Passage to India was canned.

Nor would he have wondered, apropos of a passage in Proust: "Who is speaking here?

At the end of a passage leading up and back out to Charles Street, Liza pushes open the door.

"You'd be in the middle of a passage, the phone would ring, and it would be Paul's solicitor," he said.

That line of thinking reminded me of a passage in Randall Kennedy's book, "Interracial Intimacies: Sex, Marriage, Identity, and Adoption".

Writers will tell you that nothing lays bare the flaws and falsities of a passage like reading it aloud.

Could I remind him of a passage in the Balfour Declaration that tends to be forgotten by Israel's apologists.

It means that "not until the end of a passage does the reader fully understand what is being spoken of".