Sentence examples for a sentence fits from inspiring English sources

His brain signals that permission, whenever a sentence fits properly into place, with an intensely satisfying and almost audible little click.

But what I'm really afraid of is that the time must soon come when you won't see what's wrong with that sentence, because there will be nobody left alive who could give a curse about how a sentence fits together.

How does a sentence fit into a paragraph, a chapter, a whole work, or a corpus as a whole?

At the same time, judges should have the flexibility to impose a sentence that fits the case before them.

Painted on the ceiling of her light and cheerful restaurant is a sentence that fits our visit perfectly: "Leave Room for the Unexpected".

Mandatory minimum sentences eliminate a judge's discretion to set a sentence that fits an individual defendant.

Mandatory minimums by their very nature take away any choice or discretion judges have to impose a sentence that fits the crime and individual offender.

It is, in theory, difficult to criticize a judge for seeking to craft a sentence that fits the offense, but doing so on such trivial matters as noise ordinance violations is a massive waste of judicial resources.

The homographs are embedded in a sentence that fits with either the dominant or the subordinate meaning of the homograph on semantic grounds (e.g., "The bank had just been robbed by bandits" and "The bank had just been planted with grass").

Just replace "Springfield" with "Chicago" and this sentence fits perfectly for Obama, too: During his years in Springfield, Lincoln had forged an unusually loyal circle of friends.

Section II Part B (41 45) discussed the biological evolution and analyzed which sentence fitted in the text.