Sentence examples for passage writing from inspiring English sources

Analyses with non-parametric MANOVAs followed a three (task type: TOEFL Essay, writing in response to a reading passage, writing in response to a listening passage) by three (English proficiency level: score levels 3, 4, and 5 on the TOEFL Essay) within-subjects factorial design.

Ouy has seen this text a tract against the Dominican Juan de Monzon on the Immaculate Conception as evidence for the early humanist spirit in France.5 I would like to reorient the discussion toward the real subject of the passage: writing, with its power to foil oblivion and to preserve truth for future ages.

A short passage written from the perspective of a speech-writing Nazi (he thinks change "could only happen little by little, one person at a time") echoes precisely Duncan's hopes for what he might achieve with the shop.

The passage, written in 1756, has lost none of its force.

The passage, written less than a year ago, seems squarely aimed at his current rival, Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts.

Remembering the rush of excitement when he saw the passage written by Lincoln, he said: "I have that feeling all the time.

But the paradox of writing is that everyone at her desk finds that the stunning passage written in the morning seems flat three hours later, and by the time it's rewritten, the original version will look dazzling again.

Each word tends to fill up an imaginary square, and a passage written in small-seal style has the appearance of a series of equal squares neatly arranged in columns and rows, each of them balanced and well-spaced.

Ms. Balken quotes a remarkable passage written by Storrs that brings together his overt, machine-age idealism and his more or less unconscious need to master his own domain.

The passage, written by Saint Paul, was not addressed to the poor or hungry generally, said the Rev. David Beckmann, a Lutheran pastor and the president of the faith-based anti-hunger organization Bread for the World.

He then recalls a passage written by Elias Canetti on the symbolism of the sea, and decides that to the English the sea "was not only a comfort, representing vigor and comfort.