Sentence examples for of another passage from inspiring English sources

Of another passage, "I bare teeth all the way back to the second molar on cutting it".

This collection of weighted words can only be used like garlic, where they will do the most good, and they must never be used where they will overwhelm the flavor of another passage.

Dr. Vargas said that she not only disliked how her sister was portrayed, but that she and Dr. Slater disagreed about the accuracy of another passage in Chapter 1.

Poetry: "And because you've held within your own veins / another passage of fire — obliterating mercy".

In my view, none of the above!" In another passage, Ketchum describes giving the sedative Seconal to a sergeant.

However, in another passage of the letter, which may be seized upon by those who say the race should not take place, Yates said: "This is not to dismiss the fact that some troubles do still exist.

The Myth of Gyges of Republic II, 359 D - 360 B features in the Epistles of the Brethren of Purity: see Baffioni (2001); another passage from the Republic has been discovered by Reisman (2004), and paraphrases of selected passages have been found by Arberry (1955).

She had written of her hope to "save the lives of Ukrainians and the territorial integrity of the country" and, in another passage, that "sooner or later my views could lead to repression".

But I began to dread the sight of another lumpen passage dotted with Berne's increasingly repetitive what-ifs and perhapses.

Compare this with Steiner's discussion of the different registers in another passage from Madame Bovary, and Adam Thirlwell seems to be still at the stage of pushing around alphabet blocks.

Xunzi gives a more sensitive interpretation of Mencian moral psychology in another passage from Book 23, where he takes Mencius to be saying that through education people's xing can be made good.