Sentence examples for personal passage from inspiring English sources

"Bright colors are new for me — it's a challenge," Mr. Ackermann said, referring to this very personal passage to India.

In his most personal passage he admitted: "Sometimes people say I am too serious, and that I fight too hard," conceding that the accusation might be true.

There was an (admittedly brief) personal passage about his upbringing, a couple of stirring quotations, even something close to a joke.

Her mother was in the audience as she spoke, and in a very personal passage Rayner explained that her mother had been an inspiration to her.

In a personal passage referring to the death of his son Ivan, Cameron said: "For me and Samantha this year will only ever mean one thing.

In a section backed by strident guitars and spacey drones, in which each dancer enacted a personal passage of torment, she walked ponderously across the floor, her body drooping, her face contorted.

The most personal passages cover Le Carré's fraught relationship with his father, Ronnie, whom he describes as a "conman, fantasist [and] occasional jailbird".

In these more illuminating personal passages, in which her script becomes messier, more frantic, we learn about the complexities of her relationship with BB, her hopes and critiques of her daughters, and her self-deprecatory image of herself.

In an eloquent personal opening passage he admits that the very words "industrial strategy" are controversial.

"Open Your Eyes" alternates third-person passages by businessman and consultant McKay Christensen with personal accounts by Jake and his parents and twin sister.

When Clark originally made Mmm... it felt as he was embarking on personal rite of passage, trying to put the punk rebel behind him.