Sentence examples for the passage from from inspiring English sources

The passage from innocence to experience is the principal unifying thread of these essays, written mostly over the past decade.

The passage from his youth changes this.

The passage from boyhood to manhood is painful and manliness a hard role to play.

The troupe will also demonstrate Mangiany, which celebrates the passage from girlhood to womanhood.

Experts still don't know which mosquito was responsible for the passage from birds to humans.

It demands the passage from the personal to the universal, from individual memory to memorial.

In this long period there is the passage from modality to tonality".

When it comes to continuity, the passage from empire to Commonwealth is a case in point.

But somehow, in the passage from Bush I to Bush II and beyond, the politics changed.

One character eulogizes him; another, called the Dreamer, recites the passage from Williams's memoirs.

For one, the lynching of an uncle signaled the passage from boy to man.