Sentence examples for one small passage from inspiring English sources

One small passage was a sticking point and in frustration she announced that she was "getting spirit messages from Kenneth.

Then Filos spoke up: FILOS: So this one small passage, actually, has a lot to teach us about the whole epic tradition.

The aim of this brief analysis of one small passage is to convey a taste of the methodological depth and complexity of this great scientific treatise, so often misunderstood as a poorly organized compendium of nature lore.

In one small but illustrative passage, Otto and Russell, both teenagers, sit listening to radio reports on war-torn Europe.

There, her home was in one of those small passages that are more like alleyways than streets.

One of my neighbors is Joel Rosenthal, a former New Yorker who owns a jewelry shop called JAR in a small passage nearby, and one day he mentioned a Mr. Ho who performed a magical pedicure.

When mainstream media stops enforcing the current divide I think we'll see a quicker passage into true, unquestioned equality, and this movie is one small step towards that.

Normally, a small passage of history has to go by — a week, a month — before people place it in the forefront of permanent, imprinted, "Boy, that was a great one!" memory.

The reason is that, in many cases, the passage from one smaller scale to larger scale is necessary, which remains a challenge in science.

But since 9/11, each of those small passages has served to remind those who lost loved ones of what is missing.

They have little effect on small species, inhibit the passage of green fluorescent protein-sized objects >10-fold and virtually block the translocation of larger ones.