Sentence examples for passive version from inspiring English sources

"Conversation in the Cathedral" (1969), one of Vargas Llosa's important early books, features Santiago Zavala, a feckless, more passive version of the author in his youth.

In a contemporary landscape in which many young girls aspire to a dull, passive version of princesshood, Ofelia offers something different, something complex, something uniquely powerful.

Its central character, Frédéric Moreau, is a passive version of Emma, and the ruling motif is one of prostitution the sale of love, talent, and principle.

The passive version has the advantage of not requiring any incoming energy to function.

The passive version is the budget/entry-level module that mostly enhances image capture.

In English, the semantic distinction is not clear in the active voice but may be syntactically surfaced in the passive version with different prepositions.

But now there are passive versions of other fund-management styles too, even high-charging hedge funds.

The filing details both active Smart Cover notifications that would use built-in LEDs or electroluminescent displays, and passive versions that could support pass-through transmission of light from the iPad display itself through translucent or selectively transparent panels.

In other words, why not have a virtual orgy with the people of your choice rather than watching a passive 2D version?

A wittier and more passive-aggressive version of this rude put-down is the website www.lmgtfy.com, which allows you to send your interlocutor a custom-made link saying "Let Me Google That For You" and doing so.

Among these is female empowerment, as the enlightened Tony appoints his long-time secretary Virginia "Pepper Potts Gwyneth Paltrowow looking uncannily like a less passive-aggressive version of Mia Farrow) as the CEO of his corporation.