Positive bias in cognitions is demonstrable by asking participants to assemble sentences from a set of scrambled words (scrambled sentences task).
This generally means assembling full sentences or paragraphs that say what you mean in clear, yet formal, language.
These translations can be assembled into sentences to convert longer paragraphs, but be aware of the grammatical errors you may encounter translating this way.
It used to be nearly impossible for writers to cut out the dictionary middleman and go right to the source – dictionaries spent (and still spend) considerable time, effort and money assembling collections of example sentences (citation files) and collections of annotated and searchable texts (called corpora).
What he fails to evoke is Mitchell's soulfulness and his avidity, the way, when he was excited, words burst from him in elaborate free-flow patterns that didn't always assemble themselves into sentences.
It explains how concepts, which in turn are the direct objects of belief and knowledge, are assembled into mental sentences describing the world (for the details, see Panaccio 2004).
Translating a Latin sentence is like assembling a jigsaw puzzle, and despite Mount's blithe assurance that would-be armchair Latinists "don't have to work that hard," you can't begin to see how the pieces fit together until you've done a fair amount of rote memorization.
His eyes are wet, his face a blank, and when Abby arrives with groceries, her trousers cuffed in soot, he can't even assemble a coherent sentence.
The protester, Mao Hengfeng, was among a group of demonstrators who assembled outside the sentencing of Liu Xiaobo, one of the most well-known Chinese dissidents and a main author of Charter 08, a manifesto calling for democratic reforms.
Another team won, assembling letters from each clue to spell this sentence: "Listen to the legend of the dinosaur in the Mammal Theater".
