Meanings of finest passages in English

Some of his finest passages are to be found in the Campaner Thal.

I will quote one of the finest passages in this great and splendid utterance:-

He was surprised by her quick appreciation of and sympathy with the finest passages.

The finest passages are those which are lyric in form as well as in spirit.

The account of the execution is one of the finest passages in Lord Clarendon's History.

The finest passages were little valued till they had been debased into some monstrous allegory.

This has been the fate of many of the finest passages of the most eminent writers.

Peanuts were the order of the day, and their assertive crackle broke in upon the finest passages.

Do not Everett's finest passages read well?

Some of Shakspeare's finest passages explode all grammar and rhetoric like skyrockets-thethought blows the language to shivers.

His finest passages are always monologues.

He had imaginative power which makes his finest passages fairly crash upon the reader's brain like blasting thunderbolts.

Lambert's woes had taught me many a chant of sorrow far more appealing than the finest passages in "Werther."

The Persians are fond of poetry, and the lowest artisans can read or repeat the finest passages of their most admired poets.

Candida is briefly introduced, acknowledging the power of the mighty spirit and bewailing her fate in one of the finest passages in the play.

His finest passages are those in which he presents the energies and capacities of humanity in combination with striking or beautiful scenes in Nature.