Sentence examples for Sequence of sentences from inspiring English sources

Just simply recall the infinite sequence of sentences: (1) I believe this book is red; (2) I believe that I believe this book is red; and so forth.

Her first goal was to identify the "language-responsive cortex," and the tasks involved reading or listening to a sequence of sentences, some of them garbled or composed of nonsense words.

Cohesion is considered as "the aspect of texture which upholds textuality by making a sequence of sentences hang together as a coherent text" (Hatim & Mason, 1990, p. 210).

Sometimes this third factor is linguistic context: what a complex expression means seems to depend in part on how it is embedded into a sentence (cf. 4.2.1) or a sequence of sentences (cf. 4.2.2).

This appears to be a deliberate choice on his part: he argues, for instance, that a conjunction is simply a collection of assertions, with no more intrinsic unity than the sequence of sentences in a lengthy account (e.g. the entire Iliad, to take Aristotle's own example).

The decidability result provides an algorithm which when applied to a (finite) sequence of sentences decides in finitely many steps whether the sequence is a valid proof of its last member or is a valid deduction of a given conclusion from given premises.

The major contributions of the research include the (i) proposal of weighted high-order HMMs to determine the most likely sequence of sentence emotions in an article.

Logic is of course also concerned with properties of sentences (logical truth and falsity, provability), sets of sentences (consistency), and sequences of sentences (proof); and with relations between sentences (logical equivalence and implication) and between sets of sentences and sentences (logical consequence and independence).

CPCs may occur in a simple sentence, as shown in (1a) and (1b), and are termed serial verb construction (Aikhenvald 2006; Lin et al. 2012; Tao 2009); that which occurs with coherent sequences of sentences as given in (1c) is called discourse construction (Hovy and Maier 1992; Prasad et al. 2008; Wolf and Gibson 2005).

Like in the incredible When I'm Sixty-Four sequence of animated sentences and numbers.

This was the practice in the 1970's when defendants often received a sequence of short sentences, sometimes adding up to years in jail.