Sentence examples for as this paragraph from inspiring English sources

(Be forewarned: one or two sections of the opera feel as long as this paragraph).

(Not 2016, as this paragraph read originally — that's just when Synthego was founded).

Writing, like any other method of personal expression, is something that people may take very seriously, and careless comments such as, "This paragraph sucked" or "this character is annoying" can be rude and seriously disheartening.

(Strictly speaking, mass should be given in units of energy/c2, where c is the velocity of light. However, common practice is to set c = 1 so that mass is quoted simply in units of energy, eV, as in this paragraph).

He is hasty, and at times careless, as in this paragraph on the Lonelygirl15 affair, a YouTube stunt from 2006 featuring a young actress who turned out to be represented by the Creative Artists Agency: "By the time the Lonelygirl hoax was revealed, the country had long been reeling from a series of public betrayals.

Armstrong's guilt is often assumed, as in this paragraph from the same Times article: "Another former Postal rider, who did not want to be identified for fear of retribution from Armstrong, said that every rider on Postal was aware of the doping that occurred on the team -- particularly among the riders who rode the Tour and other top races".

In the body of the paper, the authors include alternative explanations for the correlation such as in this paragraph: "The fact that STM expression correlates with curvature at the boundary can simply be explained by the fact that STM reduces the growth rate at the boundary, leading to tissue folding.

And as far as the speech itself, this paragraph takes the interlude from banal to troublesome:Now, let me be clear: Issues of women's equality are by no means simply an issue for Islam.

This paragraph, as many others, suffers from simplistic explanation of biological phenomena.

For the purposes of this paper, one may think of a cooperative game either in terms of payoffs as discussed in this paragraph or in terms of cost allocation as described earlier.

I've added the 1/6″ in there (had to kind of eyeball it), and in reality is about as big as as the first letter of this paragraph.