Sentence examples for personal passages from inspiring English sources

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 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.

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.

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

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

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.

Given the imagery employed here, there does look to be some philosophical import in this otherwise intensely personal passage: it is one example of the Neoplatonic desperation of the individual soul's attempt to overcome its isolation by seeking unity with others, a unity that can ultimately only be found in the unity with God (IV.ix.14 and XI.xxix.39).39

Macri often uses phrases such as "unique personal experience" to describe his own personal passage through the club.

A better bet would be a personal passage for your cats to their private lavatory in a separate room or closet.

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

Until the 1820s, these ex-slaves focused less on exposing slavery's evils than on depicting their personal stories as passages of self-transformation.