Sentence examples for passage that can from inspiring English sources

Correct tempo is ascertained, wrote the famous father, by finding one passage that can go one way and no other: not faster, not slower.

The first passage that can be assigned to E with reasonable certainty is chapter 20 of Genesis, which parallels the two J variants of the "She is my sister" story noted above.

But this month, like hundreds of upstart designers before her, Ms. Péan is making her debut at New York Fashion Week in a sartorial rite of passage that can often spell the difference between critical applause and financial ruin.

This study aimed to develop a Turkish reading passage that can be used in evaluating the frequency of hard glottal attack (HGA) and to assess its reliability.

Consequently, there is no passage that can be read or interpreted apart from its cultural, political, social, and religious context.

The east and north gate complexes were connected through a 68 m long vaulted passage that can also be dated to the reign of Al-Adil.

There are some passages that can be read that way.

Composers also can create mods, short musical passages that can be constantly shuffled to reduce ear fatigue.

As Ms. Cojocaru's Prince in "The Sleeping Beauty," he created a keenly three-dimensional character, bringing suspense and variety to passages that can easily seem formulaic.

There are passages that can only make you squirm - mawkish celebrations of botty-whipping, encomiums to the anus - but the book's relentless self-portrait of an intellectual dandy falling apart from inside would be incomplete without them.

One might have expected the éminence grise of European modernism to disdain this masterpiece of late-Romantic pomp, but Boulez has apparently developed a fondness for the work, his attention to detail sharpening certain grandly bustling passages that can sound like official memos from the Gesamtkunstwerk Corporation.