Sentence examples for passages about how from inspiring English sources

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But for sheer entertainment, they are both great reads – especially the second one, with its long passages about how the minds of conspiracy theorists work to seal off doubt and contrary evidence.

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There's also a lovely passage about how young men wake up to the realities of their lives.

They liked a passage about how talent is a "fanatical mistress" who "bangs on your door at odd hours, and she disappears for long stretches".

He read aloud a passage about how Jews were vilified and blocked from political office until their expertise in various fields proved crucial to the New Deal.

You have a beautiful passage about the transcendent feeling of driving on the B.Q.E. in the dead of night, and another moving passage about how HVAC repairmen are the guardians of civilization as we know it.

She had written a little passage about how much she missed him after he'd "died from taking drugs," and how she wanted to "hug and kiss him every day".

JANE PLAPINGER, who is Jewish, can laugh about her first Passover Seder with Naif Ahmed, her Egyptian-born husband of six years: It fell upon him to read aloud a passage about how his people enslaved the Jews.

Ali Blatcher, one of the doctors in the cast, was reading "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind," by Yuval Noah Harari, and she came across a passage about how men controlled access to food and tools in hunter-gatherer communities a hundred thousand years ago.

In a delicate passage about how priests in the underground might accept recognition by the Chinese authorities without necessarily betraying the faith, a critical caveat was left out about how "almost always," however, the Chinese authorities imposed requirements "contrary to the dictates" of Catholics' conscience.

First, the former Slits guitarist announces that she thinks anyone who writes an autobiography is "either a twat or broke" ("I'm a bit of both"), then she launches into a passage about how she's never masturbated – "can't be bothered" – but did once fantasise about being raped by a pack of wild dogs.

Read that passage about how he smelled to his kids, and you can see why.

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