Sentence examples for are sentences that from inspiring English sources

There are sentences that don't say what she means.

The key is that the hints issued by Narrators are sentences that are true of the word.

But for the men who were convicted, Ms. Heinich-Luijer said, "these are sentences that make no sense".

Ultimately, these are sentences that seem meant to be skimmed, not read — devised to take up room on the page so the carefully constructed elements of the plot aren't revealed too quickly.

There should not, for instance, be more intensional objects than there are sentences that can specify meanings, and this limits intensions to a countable set.

Many sophismata too are what medieval logicians called 'exponible sentences'exponibilialia); these are sentences that appear to be simple but actually imply several other sentences into which they can be decomposed.

There will be sentences that will understand you the way no friend ever will.

Mr. Snelgrove, now 41, was sentenced that year to 20 years in a New Jersey prison as part of a plea bargain.

He was sentenced that September and imprisoned in April 2000.

Rape culture is sentencing that isn't concurrent with the crime, and the obliviousness of those doling out the sentences.

We hope that South Carolina judge shows leniency when he's sentencing that McDonald's worker.