Sentence examples for selected passages from inspiring English sources

Where the number of witnesses is large, collation may have to be of selected passages.

Samuel Johnson once cautioned against the practice of "recommending" Shakespeare through the greatest-hits approach of quoting selected passages.

But after it was suggested that he take a look at some selected passages, his attitude quickly changed.

Let's wander over to the Library, where Alba Clemente is reading aloud selected passages from Cocteau's "Voix Humaine" to an audience of crows and pigeons.

The effort inspires some wild freestyling from trumpeters in the crowd; it's like selected passages from Albert Ayler's Spiritual Unity, played backwards, in a vast tin drum.

Constructing the primate evolutionary story from available fossil evidence is a bit like trying to work out the plot of Hamlet using just a few randomly selected passages.

In this case, the selected passage appears on page 68, the last page of the book.

Explanatory note: the selected passage occurs shortly after the narrator, a detective, has been captured by his enemy, BDI.

The German teachers' association also took this view last weekend when it issued advice to schools that selected passage should be taught to students aged 16 and over.

Mr. DiFrancesco, the mayor said, will perform the same duties as any other speaker during the ceremony: reading from a selected passage or poem.

With a selected passage, each practitioner is invited to listen to, reflect on, respond to, and then rest in the word of God.