Sentence examples for passage deeply from inspiring English sources

Abandoning realism, this virtuoso passage, deeply influenced by mid-century surrealism, imagines the ballet as if projected direct from Page's subconscious.

Other states such as Florida, New Jersey and Georgia have considered whether immigrants in the country illegally are entitled to driver's licenses, a rite of passage deeply rooted in American culture.

And the notion of having 700 members of the armed forces to mark her passage is deeply distasteful.

and Representative Dave Camp (R-MI) introduced the Bipartisan Congressional Trade Priorities Act of 2014, otherwise known as "fast track," that could facilitate passage of deeply flawed trade agreements such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade pact with limited public and Congressional input.

Some passages feel deeply personal; she says she could only complete it by telling herself "that maybe only about five people would read it".

Mr. Davies, invigorated by writing for young performers, produced a score that was brimming with potency, its abrasive vocabulary and polystylistic clamor leavened with passages of deeply affecting lyricism.

Large insurers, and powerful pharmaceutical companies, and Republican Congresses, and a Who's Who of other malign forces have successfully battled its passage because they deeply oppose it.

Following the passage of a deeply divisive health bill, we are now in the middle of the authorisation of clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), the bodies that have been given the tricky task of making clinical commissioning a reality.

Instead of focusing their wrath on the few obstructionists in the Senate who blackmailed the majority into dropping a much needed public option in order to avoid a filibuster, they made Dean the villain for daring to suggest that passage of this deeply compromised legislation might make the nation's health care system worse.

In societies where male circumcision is seen as a rite of passage that is deeply rooted in culture and performed by traditional circumcisers, debates around circumcision policies will be different than in settings where the procedure is seen as a method to prevent HIV transmission.

So let me acknowledge that both the Qur'an and the Bible have passages that are deeply immoral.