Sentence examples for striking passage from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the most striking passage is not about violence.

In the most striking passage a female ensemble executes rapid, floor-thumping flips.

The elegiac, slow middle section, heralded by a trumpet fanfare, leads to a striking passage of unison strings.

Then, in the speech's most striking passage, he set Bill Clinton afloat on the receding tide of memory.

The movie is a pageant of fanaticism, sacrifice, and death, and the most striking passage comes near the end.

Brown pins his hopes on movie fame and, in a striking passage, says it is easier to combat redneck racism than its more covert, insidious brand.

Yet its most striking passages give off none of the languour of heat.

One of the most striking passages was in support of gay rights.

There are many other striking passages in the "Stanislaus" score — beautifully austere Renaissance-style writing in the first scene, for example — but the over-all effect is bewildering.

I found in compiling my book that there were almost no striking passages in Supreme Court opinions of the last few decades.

One of the most striking passages has a group in the foreground against a white backdrop and another, doing different movement, against a black backdrop.