Sentence examples for rough passage from inspiring English sources
Brazil faces a rough passage to financial safety.
The surveillance bill has had a rough passage so far.
During a rough passage, history offered both an escape and a homecoming.
Evans refused to be intimidated but it was a rough passage.
As a classical scholar and translator of Homer, Graves understood that romances between man and immortal have always seen a rough passage, going back to Odysseus and Circe.
Rough passage One to watch Queen of Madison Avenue ReprintsSome branded manufacturers have set up their own in-house divisions to market authorised generics.
How else to explain the many rough passages and overall aimlessness?
Executing Rossini's virtuosic roulades and runs, she throws her whole stocky body into the effort, which sometimes causes rough passages.
Mr. Kundera submerges the reader in the undercurrents of political life, the rough passages of far-too-recent vintage and the personal repercussions of an invasive, claustrophobic time.
Over all, the orchestra performed well too, despite a few rough passages and some intonation problems in the Suite No. 3 from Respighi's richly orchestrated and melancholic "Ancient Airs and Dances," inspired by Renaissance lute songs and melodies.
Does anyone gazing at Rembrandt's sensitive portrait of his longtime companion, Hendrickje Stoffels, fret about its being "unfinished," because it includes some rough passages of loosely applied paint?
