Sentence examples for that a passage from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this first step would set into motion not only a pedestrian travelling from here to there but a crossing over from this into that, a passage into a proper story.

It may well be to these provincial works that a passage from the works of Philostratus, 2nd century ce, refers.

A double ring tends to mean that a passage can go straight into my parody of it, completely unaltered.

Dr. Brian O'Malley, a local doctor, has lodged a complaint with the book's publisher, Scribner, and requested that a passage about him be removed from the text.

She excelled at clarion high notes, but Black thought that a passage about the murder of the heroine's father should be more tender.

He asserted that a passage in Brod's will states that they should go to an institution in Israel on his death.

That's a passage I just found after opening the book at random.

It is an author of genius who is able to follow that heartbreak with a passage that brings a redeeming smile to his young reader's face.

It was a reminder that there was a passage that involved a movement of things before a place could be reached.

That would explain a passage in the dispatch he had sent Lincoln that prompted the telegram.

We hypothesized that singing a passage with emotional content would influence these variables.