Sentence examples for remarkable passage from inspiring English sources

In one remarkable passage, Hillenbrand delves into the psychology of revenge.

And then, continuing in a remarkable passage, he seems to suggest the sort of nonnarrative cinematic effect we have been discussing: "Only this is not how it is.

But this year sees the 50th anniversary of an equally remarkable passage from the Lothians to Fife that has been almost entirely forgotten.

Periodically, though, the texture thins out dramatically: in one remarkable passage, a crotale is repeatedly struck, its swinging motion audible against the laserlike clarity of the sine tones.

Ms. Balken quotes a remarkable passage written by Storrs that brings together his overt, machine-age idealism and his more or less unconscious need to master his own domain.

The best-known room that François I left is the gallery that bears his name, a remarkable passage, 200 feet long by 20 feet wide, that leads from what is now the front of the chateau to its inner recesses.

Some were friends of hers, but the most remarkable passages concerned former communists.

Krasznahorkai reproduces these strange and beautiful fictions — there are remarkable passages about Cologne Cathedral and Hadrian's Wall.

And you feel the expressive impact of these remarkable passages precisely because they come within the framework of this gigantic symphonic design.

In one of the more remarkable passages of the book, Mellas contemplates the killing that goes on in nature and struggles with the question of whether it is evil: "No, the jungle wasn't evil.

Then came one of the most remarkable passages of cricket ever played, the thronging crowd caught up in the drama of a duel in which Mynn bowled 247 deliveries to Felix, who, with considerable skill, struck 175 of them.