Sentence examples for passage itself from inspiring English sources

The passage itself is very much in a hurry.

Smallwood takes us into the ports and stone fortresses where African captives were held and prepared, and then through the Middle Passage itself.

Students said they struggled with questions that asked them to discuss how a writer constructed a story rather than about the content of the passage itself.

Further search for the passage itself did not take place until the 19th century: expeditions led by Sir William Parry (1819 25) and Sir John Franklin (1819 45), as well as more than 40 expeditions sent out to search for Franklin and his party, failed to find the passage.

By contrast, the interpretation of the Aristocles passage itself is fraught with controversy.

The context of any Bible passage is as integral to its meaning as the passage itself.

Stepping through the door of a tattoo studio was a rite of passage in itself.

The genre: post-mortem portrait Post-mortem portraits were taken to commemorate the final rite of passage, death itself.

With choreographers like Michael Clark, Paul Taylor and Kenneth MacMillan also ranking among its interpreters, Stravinsky's score is now, as Michael Keegan-dryly dryly comments, "a rite of passage in itself".

When they do this, the water wears a passage for itself between the stones placed along the pipes and softens and washes out the surrounding earth; this weakens the pipes and they collapse under the vibrations of the traffic.

And in one passage the audience itself was lit as the dancers rearranged themselves on the stage.