Sentence examples for surrounding passage from inspiring English sources
But the piping plover, the least tern and the pallid sturgeon have emerged as central players in the drama surrounding passage by Congress of a $23.6 billion spending bill for energy and water projects.
The fellow prowls through your copy like an overzealous gardener with a pruning hook, on the watch for any phrase he senses you were rather pleased with, preferably one that also clinches your argument and if possible is essential to the general drift of the surrounding passage.
James omitted the line, and its surrounding passage, when he thoroughly revised the novel, in 1906, for the New York edition of his works (and thereby hangs another tale), yet the jolt of that earlier, unrefined image feels dreadfully suited to Osmond, for whom Humbertism, actual or threatened, would make a pleasing addition to his secret stash of sins.
This is worth far more than the surrounding passages of cod sociology on why football is like sex.The book begins by posing three questions about Brazil that interest both foreigners and Brazilians.
Then I have my little notebooks, and they slowly get filled with references, and each reference is to one of the books as I read them, so when eventually I come to writing I can just flick to one book, one specific little passage, look at it and the surrounding passages, come to my conclusion.
At the higher mass flow point, the flow separation was restricted to the immediate surrounding passages and the forcing onto the downstream blades was relatively small.
Rather than embracing the strongest form of the doctrine, Clark argues that Nietzsche is, somewhat ironically, illustrating the very flaw of philosophers he warns against in the surrounding passages: namely, their tendency to propound theories of the essence of reality that are just projections of their own evaluative commitments (Clark 1990, pp. 212 227).
Although one of Beller's central arguments here is that reduction to observables did not in fact play a role in Heisenberg's discovery of matrix mechanics, this does not come across clearly in this particular quotation of hers; hence I have amended her quotation with "[inaccurately]" to reflect the point she is making in the surrounding passages.
This passage, a tacit confirmation that US policy marginalized Zelaya and helped clear the path for Honduran military and business elites to regain power, was removed from the paperback edition of the book as were the surrounding passages concerning the coup as Clinton prepared for her presidential run.
If you don't understand a passage, read the surrounding passages.
Photographs of the civil-rights struggle surrounding the passage of the Voting Rights Act, fifty years ago.
