Sentence examples for passage alone from inspiring English sources

Still, the Turkish government has made it clear that it would regard House passage alone as a harsh American indictment.

In that opening passage alone, Mr. Rioult has set a tone of ebbing and waning movement pricked with small surprises.

As a mother, I would like to posit another theory, that the mothers understand the predicament exactly, know that their babes must learn to make this passage alone and are teaching a critical life skill very effectively.

The chapter in which the vampire contagion finally reaches what would now be called the Tipping Point is brilliantly terrifying; on the strength of that passage alone, King would qualify as one of the grand masters of horror fiction.

In this twenty-seven-line passage alone, there are references to Williams's 1972 poem "Old Men Go Mad at Night" and to his plays "Summer and Smoke" (1948) and "A Streetcar Named Desire" (1947).

The presence of the four parts also allowed for contrasts of texture such as the "duet style" so characteristic of Josquin, when the two upper parts might sing a passage alone and be echoed by the two lower parts alone.

Sofiane Sylve has some ardent passages alone onstage, but to what purpose?

The night's one impossible role belonged to the dancer Yarmo, who had to fill in the work's many balletic passages alone.

One thing that seems clear from these passages alone is that divine illumination is an influence that we receive in an ongoing way throughout our lives.

In vivo passaging alone generated only few cells with pluripotent capacities (HUH-PAS, CPA-), but these cells differentiated very fast or got lost under therapeutic pressure (HUH-PAS, 2×CPA).

Eventually the cells fail to differentiate, suggesting there may be more to the loss of capacity to differentiate with increasing passage than TGFβ-mediated mesenchymal transition alone.