Sentence examples for In sentences of from inspiring English sources

In sentences of extraordinary poise and precision, McEwan contrasts Beard's selfish sense of revulsion at the news with that of his lover's hopeful joy.

In sentences of remotive matter the predicate in no way inheres in the subject: 'All men are stones'.

Assaulting a sports official would result in sentences of up to 20 years.

DAVID WHITE was once a lithesome lad who spoke in sentences of 20 words or less.

The memorable lines consisted of surprising words embedded in sentences of ordinary structure.

For an author of such muscular masculinity, McCarthy writes extraordinarily well about love, usually in sentences of bashful purity.

(Nabokov, "Lolita") As tends to happen in Sentence of the Month competitions, I love them all.

"On the face of it, I can see no material difference to justify the difference in sentencing of 25 years for Brendan McConville and 14 years for John Wootton.

For instance, in [7] a PER of 99.11 % is achieved in 1,000 sentences of CETEMPúblico (8 12 words per sentence), but the total number of words is not reported.

In Spain, sentences of less than two years can be suspended, albeit with hefty fines attached.

Russian authorities have pressed piracy charges, which could result in prison sentences of 15 years, against the activists.