Sentence examples for sort of passage from inspiring English sources

"Limen" seems to be about some sort of passage toward death or transcendence, as is "Marguerite and Armand," and, more explicitly, Mr. McMillan's "Requiem," set to the Fauré score.

One might assume from this sort of passage that Bailey negatively judges homosexual transsexuals, but in fact he doesn't seem to think there's anything wrong with their choice of sex work, their high sex drives, or their identities.

I take English A Level so nowadays these sorts of passages go over my head, but the depth of emotions absorbed me.

Indeed, in the latter sorts of passages it becomes clear that intuitive cognition is quite pervasive in human thought.

These are the sorts of passages that titillate a segment of readers and nauseate the rest.

The coded transcripts were entered into software Atlas.ti version 5.2 (Berlin, Germany) to facilitate sorting of passages.

"End up cold and naked in some sort of subway passage".

Brotto stares squarely at this conundrum, knowing, she told me, that it can't be resolved, knowing that the best she can do is acknowledge it in some sort of introductory passage and continue on the path she thinks right.

Still, reduced lag time in the sort of serial passage experiment we performed has already been suggested for other bacteria [15], [16].

We observed a sort of transition phase effect in the passage from D12(G) to D18(G), in almost all genomes of Table 1, where a clear inversion appears in the ratio hapax-cardinality/repeat-cardinality.

Ethnographic fieldwork has since become a sort of rite of passage into the profession of cultural anthropology.