Sentence examples for I sentences from inspiring English sources

Hockett (1960: 90) proposes that a defining property of human language is the use of two coding systems (the duality of patterning): (i) sentences are made of words (or morphemes) and (ii) words are made of phonemes (consonants and vowels).

(i) Sentences with potential recognition errors: The sentences with some content words detected as "Uncertain" are used to construct the partial sentence trees for characterizing the DSs with error-tolerant ability.

So try to remove as many "I" sentences as possible.

Say what you want to say, using "I" sentences: e.g., "I would like to spend more time with you", rather than "I want you to spend more time with me".

A modest effect of (SO SS) can be seen for both R and I sentences.

I circle sentences I like and connect them with arrows to other useful sentences.

I sentenced him to ten years in jail.

I sentence you to be hanged to death".

"This is why I sentence myself to exile".

He added: "I sentence you as children, which you are.

"Every time I sentence a defendant, there is a lot of emotion," he said.