Sentence examples for passage far from inspiring English sources

Each vista, interior or exterior, is a foreign land to be crossed, with safe passage far from certain.

In the rich world, getting hold of your first credit card is a rite of passage far more important for your daily life than casting your first vote.

Through a stage door, down a winding passage far beyond the pomp and glamour of the main stage, in a round rehearsal room that by day is one of the stops on the theatre's guided tours, is a group of musicians who have dedicated themselves to learning the idiosyncratic ways of Elizabethan musical instruments.

Steering currents brought the storm northward, and it approached Charleston, South Carolina on 22 August, where a generally easterly flow preceded the storm indicated its passage far east of the city.

It is an ambitious book stylistically, with beautiful passages far outnumbering the clunkers.

That said, the Fourth also has passages far bolder than anything in the later work.

Jennens commented that the Sinfony contains "passages far unworthy of Handel, but much more unworthy of the Messiah"; Handel's early biographer Charles Burney merely found it "dry and uninteresting".

Ultimate passage is far from guaranteed.

But passage is far from assured.

But its passage is far from certain.

The surveillance bill has had a rough passage so far.