Sentence examples for passage rather than from inspiring English sources

The nave is entered via a subterranean passage rather than conventional doorways.

It was not just a matter of using quotation marks, the professor said, but of toiling to write a good passage rather than appropriating one.

Although law firms and barristers' chambers deem work experience a prerequisite for their recruits, most students see it as a tedious rite of passage rather than an authentic learning experience.

By suggesting that an attorney's pro bono obligations are discharged even before he or she engages in legal practice for "real clients," the new requirement will no doubt be taken by many lawyers as support for the largely unspoken proposition that pro bono work, like the bar exam, is merely a rite of passage rather than a continuing commitment.

I am 20 years old, perhaps too young to have fully experienced the "Old Era," when getting published as an author was a hard-won rite of passage rather than a universally-endowed right, but I cannot help but wonder: If absolutely open access does not work for making speeches, why would it ever work in print?

The acceptable level of indulgence has never been quantified, and the statute of limitations never spelled out, but a lot of adults now seem to feel that drug use, if it went undetected and if it's in the past, constitutes a modern rite of passage rather than grounds for expulsion from normal society.

Yet it is in those passages, rather than the ones devoted to settling personal scores, that the ECB might do well to reflect – once it finally gets its hands on the book.

I admired the Francesco passages rather than feeling engrossed by them and occasionally it felt as if Smith's ideas were so clever they were in danger of getting in the way of the story.

It is recommended that barrier effect mitigation strategies focus on the location and design of several small fauna passages rather than a single large one.

The questions were focused on small details in the passages, rather than on overall comprehension, and many were ambiguous.

But for a different kind of work, Booktrack could end up dictating to readers how to think about passages, rather than leaving them open to interpretation.