Sentence examples for only one passage from inspiring English sources

His opinions can only be positively identified when he slips in a specific comment, and there is only one passage which approaches a direct political comment on his contemporaries.

Only one passage of this book seems perfunctory and strained.

For some languages, including Russian, Arabic, and East Asian languages, the examination consists of only one passage to be translated with a dictionary.

The GEPT-A tasks included passages with a range of topical content but had only one passage dealing with the sciences (and none taken from the life sciences).

Xu and colleagues reported rapid adaptation of avian H7N9 virus in pigs; the avian H7N9 virus replicated to a high titer after only one passage [ 14].

There was a crow's nest of wires and analog synthesizer equipment onstage, little boxes and objects that are used for only one passage on one song.

Trump's attitude was that the platform simply doesn't matter – only on one passage did his team get heavy.

So far, however, Republicans say they have focused on only one particular passage of Mr. Lieberman's books, a condemnation of the kind of opposition research which pries into candidates' personal lives.

Inter duos Lucos (1): a district or street on the Caelian, where the Domus Tetricorum (q.v.) was situated, mentioned only in one passage (Hist. Aug. Trig. Tyr. 25).

It attributes "considerable significance" to the fact that this term appears in only one other passage in the Constitution.

As an actor lucky enough to have been closely associated with Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne from 1935 to their deaths, I was enormously pleased by Margaret Croyden's praiseworthy review (Aug. 17) of "The Fabulous Lunts". I can dispute only one brief passage in that review: "After their marriage in 1922 [ they ] vowed that they would always act together.