Sentence examples for rare passages from inspiring English sources

One of the rare passages of the speech when Bush appeared animated by his own text, rather than engaged in formal recitation, was when he saluted the declaration of independence and the sounding of the liberty bell.

Even then, many of us who live here didn't realize what was happening: we were in one of those rare passages in a nation's history when people can see their own emotions repeated on the faces that surround them, a multiplier effect that turns everything giddy, makes everyone grasp for superlatives.

Moments later, in one of those rare passages that makes you hungry and horny, Simone shoves one bull testicle into her mouth and the other into her vagina.

It's a rare passage without exclamation marks, and superficially it resembles Ivan and the prunes.

It's a rare passage in the book: otherwise Daley is unremittingly focused on diving.

Thus, pedestrian traffic is prohibited on the 3rd track side only during the rare passage of freight trains which do not follow a strict timetable.

But it's a rare passage when the show comes fitfully to life.

What follows is astonishing, one of the rare thrilling passages of digital invention in film: assaulting the wall from the outside, the zombies, thousands of them, mount on top of one another, feverishly falling and scrambling up again, until they get over the top.

Unfortunately, that is a rare direct passage in Ms. Pierson's lugubrious book.

(It's a rare acrostic passage that has a sentence starting "Hey").

But this was the rare harsh passage in what is otherwise a fatherly letter to the church.