Sentence examples for passage it is from inspiring English sources

But half a decade after its passage, it is generally acknowledged as landmark legislation that is changing the relationship between citizens and their representatives; and that has the potential to transform governance in India.

It is an expected rite of passage; it is not required.

When a word list is an index to a limited body of writing, with references to each passage, it is called a concordance.

Since the notes of the scale that would give this information to the listener are missing from the passage, it is clear that Wagner does not want the listener to be sure.

He said: "Although there's a commonly held perception that poor quality student housing is a rite of passage, it is both disgusting and unacceptable that students should live in vermin infested housing in this day and age".

From the Ephesians passage it is evident that this way of speaking was by no means inconsistent with another Christian tenet, the belief that Christ was still present in and with his church.

Nearly a hundred years after its passage, it's time to remove this blot on our democracy.

Here's a not atypical passage: "It was official.

If a principal woodwind or brass player cannot play a passage, it's tragic.

These days, losing a tooth is not a quaint right of passage, it's the Ironman triathlon of parental obligation.

Brooks is right to alight upon this passage: it's a magnificent expression of a resonant theme.