Sentence examples for original passage from inspiring English sources

The original passage concerned evidence collected at crime scenes, not from people who might be connected to it.

Below is the original passage as it appears on page 39 of Daniel Dennett's Consciousness Explained (Boston Littlee, Brown, 1991).

Seated beneath the R.F.K. portrait, he expressed dismay that he had to deploy the Voting Rights Act nearly five decades after its original passage.

For example, in 1999, with little controversy or notice, Congress made small changes in the Children's Health Insurance Program, two years after its original passage.

Much of the partisan angst and philosophical conflict that marked the original passage dissipated as the law sharply shrank welfare rolls by 60percentt and guided millions of recipients from the dole to low-income employment and career opportunities.

"This is a significant victory for individual New Yorkers, clean government and clean campaign finance," Christine C. Quinn, the speaker of the City Council and a driving force behind the original passage of the provisions, said in a statement.

In due course, the flow is completely diverted into these new passages, and the original passages remain air-filled and dry above the descending water table.

Mr. Ratmansky's few narrative or structural tweaks in his telling of this celebrated tale are subtle, while his most original passages lie in the intricate classical poetry of its solo dances for leading men.

No summary or paraphrase could do them justice, so simply read the original passages below, each from A Feast for Crows.

Gehn's inability to grasp the fine aspects of the Art of Writing, leading him to copy or alter sentences from existing books rather than writing original passages, results in his Ages being unstable.

Based on these original passages, students were asked to judge whether six versions rewritten by Holt (2012) were plagiarized or not.