Sentence examples for a sentence saying from inspiring English sources

A sentence saying, for example, "I enjoy reading" will never make an impact.

And for the Lib Dems, there's a sentence saying too many people go to jail.

One story is included, with a denial from its subject, and a sentence saying, "the source later retracted the claim, which could not be verified independently".

The Paris accord almost became unstitched on Saturday, when US negotiators spotted a sentence saying wealthier nations "shall" set economy-wide targets to cut emissions, which would have made it legally binding.

This article was amended on Wednesday 3 October to remove a sentence saying that renting the house could cost up to £2,000, the result of an error in the editing process.

The latest changes add a sentence saying that religious organizations, societies and associations have sole control over their doctrines and teachings on marriage and that organizations do not have to provide insurance and benefits to spouses of same-sex employees.

"I wonder if he can have a rational conversation, whether he can string words together into a sentence," said Elizabeth Kelley, a criminal defense lawyer in Cleveland.

A study by the University of Chicago found a sentence said in a foreign accent is less likely to be believed.

Hence, using Gödel's device, a sentence (say the tth) is again obtained saying of itself that it is not provable.

"All those watching her being killed should have been given a sentence," said Shamsullah Ahmadzai, the head of the Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission office for the Kabul region.

For although a sentence says something, there is not some thing that it says.