Sentence examples for passage from to from inspiring English sources

She started with a passage from "To the Finland Station," "in which Edmund Wilson couches the inevitable failure of Marxism in Edmund Wilson's idea of the national and ethnic identity of Marx".

It is shown that if is an upper-triangular operator matrix acting on the Hilbert space and if denotes the essential spectrum, then the passage from to is accomplished by removing certain open subsets of from the former.

In all these systems a location for the intermediate support exists, which corresponds to passage from flutter to divergence.

When it comes to continuity, the passage from empire to Commonwealth is a case in point.

And so he included a passage from "Huckleberry Finn" to give the lie to that interpretation.

Factors triggering the passage from latent to pathogenic have yet to be identified.

While ships could make the passage from Brest to Cherbourg or from Cherbourg to the Dover straits in the same dark period, they could not make the complete passage from Brest to Dover in one dark period.

Benni's passage from anxiety to a sense of triumphant exhilaration to sadness at being used is touchingly described.

This theme — the passage from innocence to experience — is the closest thing to a common thread in her book.

One such problem was phase transitions, the passage from water to steam or atoms lining up to make a magnet.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS An electric platform lift to the lobby of hotel and level passage from there to restaurant.