Sentence examples for spoken passage from inspiring English sources

It includes longer passages to test reading comprehension and requires more essays, including one based on a spoken passage.

Or, indeed, Patrick Swirc's extended projection which takes the form of a plaintive-going-on-crazed, extended love letter to his recently departed girlfriend in the form of a daily photograph and accompanying spoken passage?

And a few composers quoted their predecessors: Ketty Nez's "Moondrunk" draws on Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata, and Newt Hinton's "Nakano-ku (a S.D)." is a few bars of Chopin's "Harp" Etude overlaid with a spoken passage in French.

Only the spoken passages, mostly inaudible, were a problem.

The visits of the police are dead spots; purely spoken passages do not connect; they separate.

The story is told through movement and music, performed by the pianist Sarah Rothenberg, with a few spoken passages for Irving.

In form, "Hair" remains a triumphant fusion of musical theater elements, as long as spoken passages are minimized.

The piece, set to spoken passages from The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, sees De Frutos in deceptively tender mood.

The spoken passages, in French and heavily accented English, were incomprehensible or downright silly, and were delivered with a weighty dourness.

The program intersperses the orchestra's rendition of Beethoven, Schumann, Strauss and others with choral selections and spoken passages dramatizing aspects of the Birkenau orchestra.

Physical movement sequences are undermined by the lack of bodily discipline of non-dancers; spoken passages, likewise, by the insufficiently nuanced acting.