Sentence examples for passages shown from inspiring English sources
In passages shown later on television, he was a picture of smiling geniality, accepting prolonged applause as he entered the conference room, then leaning back with total self-assurance and ease as others ran through briefings.
What do these shocking passages show?
Some of the calmer passages show real talent, but there is little payoff.
Other passages showed the Covent Garden orchestra and chorus in greyish black and white.
One of the most oddly moving passages shows Cook not only observing but becoming caught up in an island ceremony.
Winstone has a good eye for such passages, showing how previous generations of politicians saw issues that still preoccupy us.
Still, passages showing Volpe working on scenes with student actors or reading through a play in class crackle with discovery.
More utopian tract than flesh-and-blood fiction, its most effective passages show Heinlein's uncanny knack for making the future feel like the present.
The written passages show that Mr. Swango, 45, was a voracious reader of macabre thrillers about doctors who thought they had the power of the Almighty.
The video alternates silent passages showing the photographers in action and freeze-framed moments during which you hear feet stirring the newspaper and shutters clicking.
The movie that loosely inspired the show, "The Night They Raided Minsky's" from 1968, is no celluloid treasure, padded as it is with long atmospheric passages showing people eating pickles and pastrami on the Lower East Side.
