Sentence examples similar to a classical sentence from inspiring English sources

Helped by years of classical education in the best tradition of the English public-school system, his stories have heroic resonances, as well as being written in perfectly shaped classical sentences, which makes them a joy to read - and especially out loud.

Biel's Collectorium circa IV libros sententiarum, a classical commentary on the celebrated Sentences by Bishop Peter Lombard of Paris, gives a clear and methodical exposition of the teaching of the great English philosopher William of Ockham, whose doctrine Biel supported.

There is almost a classical rigor to the way his sentences seek to capture the cadences and diction of these writers.

In such a sequence, each sentence φ will either eventually stabilise on a classical truth value (true or false), or it will never stabilise.

If ∀A(T[¬A] ↔ ¬TA) is retained, one will have to find weaker axioms or rules for truth iteration, but truth remains a classical concept in the sense that ∀A(T[¬A] ↔ ¬TA) implies the law of excluded middle (for any sentence either the sentence itself or its negation is true) and the law of noncontradiction (for no sentence the sentence itself and its negation are true).

It was a classical, a classical game.

A classical audiobiography?

"It's a classical building," Uniacke says.

So we're watching a classical drama.

It is a classical policy mistake".

Heaps gave things a classical style here.