Sentence examples for passages prompt from inspiring English sources

But other passages prompt the chill of recognition.

Knowing which passages prompt a book to be thrown aside, which books are read at high speed and which are dipped in and out of is likely to be even more useful, and Humphrey believes this knowledge could eventually affect what's published.

Therefore, these passages prompt us to let the dimensions of our "longed-for future" be creatively informed by our "present religious experience and faith and theological reflection" (page 98).

The male role's vaulting and accelerating solo passages prompted the athletic but often bland Carlos Acosta into appropriate brilliance; the boyish second-cast Ricardo Cervera, overtaxed, stayed bland.

The law's passage prompted some rare praise for the government from the business world.

Its passage prompted cheers from the packed public gallery of the Senate chamber in the capital, Canberra, according to local media reports.

One passage prompted accusations that she had molested her sister, causing Dunham to issue a statement that she does "not condone any kind of abuse".

Father's and son's rites of passage prompts a review of tangled lives in this novel of three parts: part lads' rural road-trip, part solo voyage of discovery, part philosophical assessment.

Occasionally, on a big birthday people will take a step back and try to form a complete picture of their lives, but we have no regular rite of passage prompting them to do so.

At the same time, where once student protests shook the nation to its core, they have now become common enough to feel like a springtime rite of passage, prompting yawns or dismissive contempt.

The passage prompts – and earns – comparison to Tolstoy, who, more than any other writer, keeps returning to the moment of death in his fiction (think of that "black sack into which an invisible, invincible force" is thrusting Ivan in "The Death of Ivan Ilyich").