Sentence examples for passage what from inspiring English sources

Rockin' in Rhythm, Weather Report (from Night Passage) "What can you say?

Shakespeare has this beautiful passage: "What stern ungentle hands have lopp'd and hew'd and made thy body bare of her two branches, those sweet ornaments".

Showalter's wide net draws in writers like Dorothy Canfield Fisher, whose novel, "The Home-Maker," written in 1924, includes the abysmally written passage: "What was her life?

In his epilogue, Guevara asks the question that should have been posed long before he booked passage: What did the revolution actually have to offer the peasants of the fertile eastern Congo?

While Mr. Bush's tax cut has already been signed into law and his education initiative appears near final passage, what the president calls his "faith-based initiative" appears stuck, facing overwhelming opposition from Democrats and some from Republicans.

Take this passage:What we lack is a liberal Utopia, a program which seems neither a mere defense of things as they are nor a diluted kind of socialism We need intellectual leaders who are willing to fight for an ideal, however small may be the prospects of its early realisation.

Stripped of the more difficult passages, what's left is a visceral tragedy that lends itself to cinema.

And I'd gladly trade some of the loftier pronouncements for the more earned generalities of these passages: "What psychoanalysts mostly know about sex is the strange ineffectuality of so much of their knowledge".

FREEDOM FROM FEAR: THE AMERCIAN PEOPLE IN DEPRESSION AND WAR, 1929-1945.By David Kennedy.Oxford University Press 992 pages; $39.95 and £30A WRITER does not inspire confidence who, on his very first page, cites "Mein Kampf" as if it were a reliable source (one of its more flagrantly unhistorical passages, what's more).

Closer analysis of six control clones resulted in the surprising finding that four out of these six clones spontaneously underwent differentiation after some passages what was first obvious by disturbed colony formation and downregulation of UTF1 and Nanog and upregulation of Oct4, and later by a loss of SSEA1 surface antigen.

This passage shows what Homer did for Chapman.