Sentence examples for a sentence like this from inspiring English sources
While the formal achievement of a sentence like this is impressive, it's an empty one.
WHAT is our recourse when we read a sentence like this?
Maybe my friend was trying to get his head, and his pen, around a sentence like this one.
A sentence like this last one makes clear Leiter's relationship to enlightenment liberalism's conception of the state and its system of laws.
How are they to understand a sentence like this: "The breakup of the eurozone would be a crisis of apocalyptic proportions"?
Undoubtedly, Miss Grundy cautioned you in the seventh grade that you must never write a sentence like this: Hopefully, the game will not be canceled.
The paradox is sometimes called the 'Epimenides paradox' as the tradition attributes a sentence like the first one in this essay to Epimenides of Crete, who is reputed to have said that all Cretans are always liars.
In this view, a sentence like 61a 'I gave the book to Mo'o' will literally mean 'I carried the book and let Mo'o to have it' and a sentence like 61b 'I let Paicx to carry the basket' will literally read as 'I held the basket and let Paicx to carry it'.
A sentence like (14) is a natural way of recording this fact.
