Sentence examples for passage views from inspiring English sources

This literary superthriller, a sequel to "The Passage," views that book's events from a different perspective.

It is a passage view, but it is less ontologically sparse than presentism.

Only what he creates is important, since there is nothing new to be said.' Though he nowhere quotes this passage, Karl views Faulkner's defence of his privacy as a frail thing indeed, to be broken, as necessary, on his biographical wheel of certainty.

Fortner hastens to explain that many Democratic legislators had partisan concerns (the bill's passage was viewed as a Republican victory) and distinct cultural identities — black political élites, he writes, tended to be more optimistic about Harlem than their working- and middle-class constituents were.

That first passage's view of pleasure, its value, and their relations to desire is elaborated and discussed in Kagan 1992, §II and contrasted with some others.

The Indonesian Passage was viewed as the last of the Tethyan ocean gateways.

Reread the passage or view the performance again.

When students were asked to read addresses and mark the passages they viewed as most inspiring, "even those presidents who did not appear to be charismatic were still perceived to be more inspiring when they used metaphors".

Soapstone tubs and drying racks line the walls, and through the windows at the end of the passage, wide-angle views of South Street, the East River and the Brooklyn Bridge unfold where boards once blocked out the day.

The participant's passage suggests he views theories as tentative ideas and not as evidence-based explanations.

"Future generations will view passage of this bill as a grave error".