Sentence examples for Some sentences from inspiring English sources

Some sentences are pure gibberish.

Some sentences might be a result of plea agreements.

Some sentences also appear to have been removed.

Some sentences make sense: "I'm reading a book by Margaret Atwood".

Some sentences have no modal operators.

Some sentences, it is natural to think, have neither singular nor plural truthmakers (see Lewis 2001).

Some sentences have great systematic import for our knowledge as a whole.

Some sentences are probably too long.

Some sentences from complete response letters contained multiple statements.

Some sentences are awkward, some words are missing, and some words are uselessly repeated.

Some sentences are too long with too many clauses, for example CLAK is not defined at first use.