Significados de striking passages em inglês

We translate the most striking passages for the reader's benefit.

If we were to give all the striking passages, we should give half the play.

In the thirty-sixth chapter of Ezekiel we have some striking passages on the theme before us.

Another familiar way of assisting one's memory in reading is to mark one's own striking passages.

Only three days later, Ruskin was writing one of the most striking passages in "Præterita" (vol.

That beats every thing for madness, horrid indecency, and folly, and yet has some charming and striking passages.

The Epistles, which are in heroic verse, have striking passages, and the notes are of a like incisive character.

He kept a scrap-book into which he copied the striking passages and this practice enabled him to gain an education.

In p. 265, he gives some very striking passages indeed, in which Philo speaks of the Logos as the Bread from heaven:-

The most striking passages are polished and striated surfaces, which in many places reflect the rays of the sun like smooth water.

I said that I did not perceive any very striking passages; but that I made allowance for the imperfections of a translation.

It is curiously illustrative of the spirit of the times, and some of its most striking passages will be read with interest.

It contains, moreover, a number of striking passages, such as, "It is a proof of great virtue to struggle with happiness."

In none of the piano rhapsodies are there such striking passages to be met as in Liszt's overwrought, cadenced prose, prose modelled after Chateaubriand.

One of the most striking passages in modern literature is the paragraph in Mr. Spencer's First Principles, in which he describes the rhythm of motion.

One of the most striking passages to show the intense feeling of youth in this play is Capulet's invitation to Paris to visit his entertainment.