Sentence examples for passage that could from inspiring English sources

And to a passage that could protect members of the armed forces who harass or discriminate against gay men and lesbians.

The story of the Tenors finally alights on a passage that could be from "The Wizard of Oz" -- there's no place like home.

After his troops had fasted and prayed three days, he opened the Bible in their presence, apparently at random, and read a passage that could be interpreted only as a divine command to withdraw.

The finale, "Boulevard Night," begins with a nocturnal and sultry episode but builds into something like a California noir "Rite of Spring," with a frenzied final passage that could be a sacrificial dance to Hollywood Boulevard.

"He was capable of working extraordinarily long hours -- 16 a day," Mr. Montefiore writes in one passage that could have come from the biography of a modern chief executive.

For instance, a boilerplate attack on the Home Secretary ended with a passage that could have come from a Daily Express leader: "Michael Howard said he was building six tough new prisons.

Re-reading "East Coker", I find whole passages that could almost have come from him.

Wistfully melodic passages that could be music for a soothing fly-the-skies commercial segue into bursts of bossa nova.

The plotting doesn't offer many surprises: a crucial exit and entrance are guessable; early on, there are passages that could be swifter and less explicit.

When "Dust Dances" is not evoking the gyil in a blend of Western percussion and strings, it is gliding through passages that could almost pass for Gershwin.

Much more interesting, though, were the long passages that could have come out of the mouth of the last Labour leader.