Sentence examples similar to passage class from inspiring English sources

To mark (but not make light of, no!) the occasion, I went back to look up a recollected passage from "Class," by Paul Fussell, who was memorialized in last weekend's "Lives They Lived" issue.

My argument runs counter to some of the arguments in Adam Gopnik's tour d'horizon of Mormonism in a recent issue of the New Yorker, and particularly this passage: Yet class surely tells more than creed when it comes to American manners, and Romney is better understood as a late-twentieth-century American tycoon than as any kind of believer.

I can imagine that if, age 13, I had been asked to read or discuss the passages in class, I would have felt deeply uncomfortable (my own nocturnal explorations notwithstanding).

In this way condition (1.5) creates a simple parametric passage from the class P ′ to the class C δ ( k ).

First class passage cost him twenty bolivars (about five dollars), and he found out that there was only one coach and it held second-class passenger who had only paid half of that.

Several product purchases are universally considered to be rites of middle class passage.

Rosenberg left Hawaii on June 7 , 1887 booking steerage class passage on the steamer Australia.

Chu read a passage to the class on how to make "commercial for yourself" – basically a short, self-affirming speech that's read in the third-person.

His shows - buoyed by surging raves like "In The Heartland," about the rites of passage for working class kids, and searing ballads of ardor in the face of betrayal "Lover" - became altar calls.

Loss during the initial passage of a Class I MHC molecule which prevents dual recognition of the tumour cells by T cells when they are transplanted to a normal host.

Second-class passage for its last voyage had been reduced from seventy to fifty dollars.