Sentence examples for passage that much from inspiring English sources

Once merely the inevitable, death has become a new bourgeois rite of passage that, much like weddings or births, must now be minutely planned and personalised.

Meanwhile the addition of Pawns – AI-driven warriors who can be called from the ether (otherwise known as Xbox Live and PSN) to aid you in you quest – lends the game that certain something; especially as Pawns who have already played through a section of the game in the command of another play will actually feed back their past experience to make your own passage that much more assured.

In a passage that was much discussed in advance by his team, he said he was seeking to create an aspirational Britain, "a Britain of all talents where all are encouraged to aim high and all by their effort can rise". The Conservatives dismissed the speech as full of reheated policies and lacking any overall inspiration.

In a passage that was much discussed in advance by his team, he said he was seeking to create an aspirational Britain, "a Britain of all talents where all are encouraged to aim high and all by their effort can rise".

The passage of that much time moves "A Visit From the Goon Squad" somewhere into the future, but Ms. Egan clearly enjoys tackling such challenges.

Between the scenes of ruminative lyricism come orchestral passages that are much more inventive and effective.

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Wolf directs us to a recent speech by Adam Posen (pdf), which opens with a passage that very much mirrors my own thoughts: Both the UK and the global economy are facing a familiar foe at present: policy defeatism.

Gridlock and infighting have prevented the passage of much legislation that deals with long-term challenges related to tax reform, energy and immigration, among other issues.

And he drew a delightfully meaty sound from the orchestra in the woodwind- and brass-heavy passages that give this piece so much of its character.

I loved that opening passage so much that I stole it and appropriated it to my own life when I would have conversations with people about "my first time".