Sentence examples for Independent sentence from inspiring English sources

The use of a consistent system of grammatical particles to form noun modifiers, verb modifiers, and several types of embedded sentences (i.e., sentences that are made to become parts of another independent sentence) became blurred in Han Chinese and was gone from written Chinese until the emergence of post-Classical Chinese.

Objectives (something like states of affairs and propositions) can be expressed (1) by an independent sentence like "Red is a color" if they are judged or assumed, and (2) by a "that -clause ("that -clausea color") or a nominal phrase ("thatcoloredlness of red") is they are judged about (1910, §10).

Most important, the report calls for the state to establish a permanent, independent sentencing commission to advise legislators.

Independent sentencing guidelines laid down that tougher post-release supervision of offenders should be balanced by a 15% reduction in sentence length.

THAT night I read in "Woe Is I" by Patricia T. O'Conner that the semicolon is like a blinking yellow light between two connected but independent sentences.

Here, Mallarmé leapfrogs over the most radical exponents of free verse: a text of seven hundred and fourteen words is scattered across eleven double pages, in staggered lines and in type of varying sizes, often with independent sentences juxtaposed.

Asyndetic constructions, then, are both paratactic and hypotactic in nature; grammatically, they are independent sentences but semantically one is subordinate to the other.

The dissociation between (time-dependent) syntactic structure-building and (time-independent) sentence interpretation assumed within the eADM provides a basis for the division of labour between the dorsal and ventral streams in comprehension.

The three sentences include two "independent quantity sentences" and one "relative quantity sentence".

There are seven apples (independent quantity sentence), There are three oranges (independent quantity sentence), and.

For example, a combination story type problem consists of the followings: (a) There are seven apples (independent quantity sentence),   (b) There are three oranges (independent quantity sentence), and   (c) There are ten apples and oranges in total (relative quantity sentence: combination story type).  .