Sentence examples for passage I from inspiring English sources

Passage (i) should not be understood as granting probable certainty (certitudo probabilis) whenever a person is more often right than wrong.

Reading that passage, I felt hungry.

There is a wonderful passage I found from May , 1959

"I have a passage I should like to read".

"Parents feel it's a rite of passage: 'I did it.

But surely Don identifies more with a different passage: "I am the least difficult of men.

The passage I fingered is from a chapter on the New Deal.

Borges continues the passage I quoted at the outset by writing: "we have dreamt the world.

"After rereading the passage, I realized that God had fulfilled his message to her.

Right then, reading that passage, I knew that white people were going to love this book.

But later I developed these passages paintings [Passage I-XXX] and they were very good for that.