Sentence examples for that passages from inspiring English sources
Lockspeiser went further, arguing that passages of "Jeux" also point "to the 12-note system of Schoenberg".
The religion's governing body had decided that passages in the Bible, which instruct adherents not to consume blood, meant that they should avoid transfusion.
It told the committee that passages in the bill could give the government the power to demand Apple alters the way its messaging service, iMessage, works.
It also rules out anything too reflective or stodgy, so that passages of literary analysis end up sounding more like Bridget and Shazzer than Gilbert and Gubar, authors of The Madwoman in the Attic: "Ashley is no gentleman!
Under the headline "Plagiarism in Elizabeth Warren's 2006 Book," Katrina Trinko, a reporter for The National Review, wrote that passages from a 2006 edition of "All Your Worth: The Ultimate Money Lifetime Plan," written by Ms. Warren and her daughter were suspiciously similar to those published in another financial self-help book, 2005's "Getting on the Money Track" by Rob Black.
For the orchestra it meant that every detail and nuance could be heard in the rapid string figuration and shapely wind lines in the Beethoven and Schubert, but that passages couched in big, resounding chords delivered only heft, leaving you to imagine the resounding for yourself.
Both lawmakers also hailed that passage in the letters.
He deleted that passage from the published version.
Banks looked pleased when she read that passage aloud.
Out of context, that passage may seem strained.
No pollster or speechwriter could have composed that passage.
