Sentence examples for a parenthesis from inspiring English sources

Turing machine: a parenthesis checker.

Greed, he notes in a parenthesis, is "despair about pleasure".

To which I would say freedom is not a parenthesis.

A gravel beach, wide enough for a few tents, etched a parenthesis in the distance.

(Here, time for a parenthesis on why the French love Jerry Lewis.

She calls the parties and the celebrity whirlwind "a parenthesis", a blip in a political life.

We aren't "happy" anymore: we're simply a semicolon followed by a parenthesis.

"I think he showed that Fascism was not extraneous to the history of Italy, not a parenthesis".

President Mitterrand famously referred to the Vichy years as a "parenthesis" that did not represent a true and republican France.

Of the Radcliffe year alone, the divorce, we see very little; in a parenthesis, we learn that Walker saw a psychiatrist for depression around this time.

Kristol will often wonder out loud — as he did in Tokyo — whether Trump represents a "parenthesis" or a more permanent turn.