Sentence examples for passage about the from inspiring English sources

"There's sometimes a very descriptive passage about the night before.

He starts with a passage about the Olympics.

The passage about the "gifts and qualities" of homosexuals was gone.

It takes its essence from Milan Kundera, in a passage about the elusiveness of the present moment.

It includes some fine, feeling writing, including this passage about the lives of gay men: "We're spontaneous events.

The following day Smith contacted him and asked him to remove the passage about the drugs conversation.

Apart from a brief, justified opening passage about the thrill of victory, there was no hint of triumphalism and, instead, a focus on what needs to be done.

In one, he had highlighted a passage about the relative commonness of T. bataar, which, he believed, underscored his point that his specimens were scientifically unimportant.

Only in the lowest register did she lack penetrating power — notably, in the cavernous passage about the mysteries of love and death.

This passage about the slipperiness of knowledge could have been written by a present-day astrophysicist or a thinker of the Schrodinger's-cat school.

Although Howe later regretted not questioning the passage about the candy-store owner, the editorial board at Dissent accepted Mailer's essay without debate.