Sentence examples for powerful passage from inspiring English sources

This was a powerful passage partly because of its novelty.

The most powerful passage of "Kings Ransom" involves Gretzky's final Edmonton press conference, which Mr. Berg shows in real time.

Roberts has a powerful passage on industrial chicken, showing how its vile flesh is a direct consequence of its status as economic commodity.

In this powerful passage in his notebooks, Leonardo says the painter of a battle should begin by showing the smoke of the guns, a rich, atmospheric visual theme.

It is a powerful passage, marred by the use of the third person – Tindall writes of herself as "the girl", making it all sound rather twee – in which she laments the deliberate immiseration of postwar Stepney by public authorities committed to a wasteful and unnecessary policy of "comprehensive redevelopment".

And the most powerful passage of the speech was when David Cameron accused Labour of "spreading complete and utter lies" about the Conservative Party's commitment to the NHS.

Unferth's most powerful passages track her internal evolution.

Working in shabby, closed spaces, Nolan created tense and powerful passages.

She reaches outside herself in two of the solo's most powerful passages.

In some ways, the book's most original and powerful passages are not about success but about its costs.

One of the most powerful passages was when he spoke of Reverend Wright: "I can no more disown him than I can disown the black community.