Sentence examples for satisfying passages from inspiring English sources
Ms. Smollin's works are scattered with satisfying passages that demonstrate her range and the restless nature of her eye.
While reading its most satisfying passages, I suspected that had Frederick Crews, author of "The Unknown Freud," a notorious anti-Freudian screed that raised hackles after it appeared in The New York Review of Books in 1993, been inclined to express himself in gentle doodles, "In the Floyd Archives" could have been the result.
Back on terra firma, the subsequent chase through the city, now immersed in a sandstorm, rounds off the most satisfying passage in any M I movie.
But Kulka found the Kafka passage profoundly satisfying.
In an unforgettable sequence in which the ballerina on point is supported only by the fingertips of other women, she remains on the same left foot throughout; at other companies she changes feet, making the passage less satisfying.
Because the author-character openly discusses her rights and responsibilities in trying to reconstruct the family in which her mother grew up, there's no moral queasiness, no need to ask "Is that true or are you making it up?" And because her skill and powers of invention are superb, the imagined passages are completely satisfying.
The subject studies the modification of internal and external flow passages under certain specified objective constraints while satisfying the governing flow equations.
One of the pleasures of "Hallows — Part 2" is to see how the film's production team has expanded on relatively brief passages in the book and turned them into satisfying visual splendors.
This location allowed the Serbian capital to remain near the Christian Kingdom of Hungary, while also satisfying Sultan Murad II of the Ottoman Empire by eliminating the uncontrolled passage of the Hungarians into the Morava valley.
