"Many people began to speak by sentences from this novel.
Bernard has a stranger idiolect, distinguished by sentences stripped of verbs or pronouns, reduced to fury.
Of course, proceedings against members of the concentration camp personnel were frequently instituted, some followed by sentences, even death sentences.
Instead, they're needy sufferers defined by sentences like "Isaac would not let Rebecca answer the telephone in his apartment".
For the learners, Duolingo offers basic lessons, followed by sentences to translate, one at a time, from simple to more difficult.
And his 20s and 30s were dominated by sentences in state prison and on Rikers Island for crimes including drug-selling, robbery and assault.
However, natural language description of car images is still a virgin territory even though it is a simple task for human to describe it by sentences within a glimpse at the image.
For those less rewarded by sentences such as "Pink cloud bergs drifted above them in the still-blue sky" or an authorial tic of naming as many colors as possible on one page, they might feel like reaches.
As his biographer, Walter Isaacson, notes, however, such avowals of the importance of human rights are usually followed by sentences beginning "But".Inevitably in a country as suffused with Wilsonian ideals as America, Mr Kissinger became a controversial figure.
With financial crime, are we to take as a given that a grifter will be deterred by sentences that, besides being unrealistic, seem to wander all over the lot?
The most surprising case is Hans Rott, a fellow student of Mahler's who left behind an uncannily Mahlerian Symphony in E. Alerted by sentences of praise in one of Mahler's letters, musicologists retrieved the score, and recordings followed from Hyperion and Bis.
