Sentence examples for passages it from inspiring English sources

However, as Willis has pointed out, there is a pessimism to the preface; in one of its key passages, it compares poetry to the submerged riches of El Dorado, which can never be recovered.

Through its astute use of color and rhythm and its occasional semi-improvisatory passages, it creates a magical sound world in which time is elastic.

In its better moments (and there are some incidentally lively passages) it seems to aspire to something more like the skimming swiftness of Flaubert's pupil Maupassant, whose raffishly cynical study of corrupted desire, Bel Ami, it occasionally resembles.

And though he treated Kingsley more severely than some thought justified, the resulting history of his religious opinions, Apologia pro Vita Sua (1864; "A Defense of His Life"), was read and approved far beyond the limits of the Roman Catholic Church, and by its fairness, candour, interest, and the beauty of some passages, it recaptured the almost national status that he had once held.

The US led the world in bracketing passages it did not like.

When the concertino was not playing soli passages it figured as part of the concerto grosso.

Nearly a hundred years after its passage, it's time to remove this blot on our democracy.

After its perihelion passage, it reappeared in the morning sky, and developed an extremely long tail.

If the non-virulent strain is able to cause an infection in mice, then after fresh passage it gains back its capacity to increase TfR1 expression.

Decades after I first encountered the passage, it has lost none of its thrill and lustre.

Once in the passage, it erects the short spines on its gill covers and may thereby cause inflammation, hemorrhage, and even death to the victim.