Sentence examples for passages point from inspiring English sources

Commend strong passages, point out inconsistencies, transparencies characteristic of an undergrad first draft, which, after all, the story is.

Such passages point up how drastically the world has changed since Mr. Junger visited Afghanistan, and they reinforce the impression the reader often has that this book is really a collection of time-bound epistles from what seems like the distant past.

Unfortunately, natural readings of the two passages point in opposite directions on this issue, and each passage admits of alternative readings.

Still other passages point out those instances in which we fatuously refuse to recognize history when it actually is being made.

Concentrating its focus on the tiny Sicilian isle of Lampedusa, a key passage point for many North Africans desperate for a better life, Rosi's patient camera absorbs both the everyday and more extreme frailties of resident and refugee communities, resisting both patronising parallels and sanctimonious assertions of difference.

And so, after another blue-sky day, this one spent chasing my son down the Kids Adventure Trails — essentially goat paths through the woods that made me wish that I, like him, was wearing a helmet — we moved into new digs, this time a gold-level condominium in a building called Passage Point.

Situated directly above the infamous passage point between East and West Berlin, the private museum holds a collection of ephemera, and documentation of the hundreds of escape attempts and escapes made during the 30 years of the Wall -- everything from hot-air balloons to hand-dug tunnels to specially fitted Volkswagens that could hold "passengers" in a hidden compartment behind the engine.

It was actioned through the obligatory passage point of the regulatory review which ensured a tight coupling of the external industry environment and the internal work organisation.

A simple flow stoppage test with a timed spread passage point provides accurate rheological parameters according to the Bingham material model.

Finally, firms are able to retain control over their designs and hence, make it a basis for a sustainable competitive advantage only when the design is positioned as an obligatory passage point.

Chinese characteristics were a discursive obligatory passage point (OPP) rendered malleable through cognition and the sanctions of political authority to suit the interests of actors seeking to produce new accounting regulations.