Sentence examples for passage instead of from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Japan chose the ungarlanded The Great Passage instead of Hirokazu Kore-eda's Cannes prize-winner Like Father, Like Son.

By using the passive voice in the first sentence, Greer also kept our focus on the married woman, the most important part of her passage, instead of the presence of the man by her side.

Instead of following them through an inventive plot, one must simply watch them endure time's passage; instead of feeling a mounting suspense, one merely waits for Matthews to tell the complex secret of his detainment.

In recent days, the White House and Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill have dropped loud hints that, failing agreement, they would resort to the "reconciliation" mechanism that would require only 51 votes for Senate passage, instead of the 60 needed to overturn a Republican filibuster.

On the implication side, mediators could use different kinds of mediations to assist learners in comprehending a passage instead of letting them struggle with difficult vocabularies by their own.

For example, instead of aiming for 30 minutes of exercise, aim for a target heart rate (perhaps sustained for a stretch of time) or number of burned calories; instead of practicing an instrument for an hour a day, practice until you master a new song or difficult passage; instead of celebrating a life by the number of years, consider how those years were spent.

The results indicate that in any landscape, it would be more effective to construct several small fauna passages instead of a single large one to mitigate the effect of a barrier.

Concerning washback, because the sentences and questions used on the test are the same as ones in the text, it stands to reason that students memorize passages instead of increasing their reading abilities.

When comparing higher passages with passage 2 instead of passage 1, the same increase of expression changes in percentage could be detected (regressionline in Figures 2a and 2b).

He similarly seems to identify the real essence of bodies with primary qualities when he suggests, just prior to the "microscopical eyes" passage, that instead of seeing colors (or instead of seeing them as we currently do), we could discover bodies' internal constitutions, if only we knew the "texture and motion of the minute Parts of corporeal things" (E II.xxiii.12, pp. 302 303).

This singer had paused to catch her breath during one of the oratorio's many grace-note-laden passages, but instead of hiding her vocal imperfection, she chuckled and rolled her eyes at the challenging phrase.