Sentence examples for complicated sentencing from inspiring English sources

If the state is to get away from its irrational and complicated sentencing, it needs a commission, and it needs to insulate it as much as possible from the political actors who have contributed so much to the state's current crisis.

This surprisingly complicated sentence has two different agreement problems.

They should avoid slangy contractions like "gotta" or "coulda" but stay away from complicated sentence constructions.

Yet there apparently remains a falsehood that working-class people are not inclined towards eloquence, or that eloquence is taught only in university, or that profanity precludes eloquence, or that if you can put a complicated sentence together you're somehow a class traitor.

Such is the key, complicating sentence in Attorney General William Barr's four-page summary of the "principal conclusions" of Robert Mueller's twenty-two-month investigation, which he issued to Congress on Sunday afternoon.

"Listening to Perry try to a put a complicated policy sentence together," Mr. Murphy wrote on Twitter, "is like watching a chimp play with a locked suitcase".

Be sure to form complete sentences and learn how to form complicated, although readable, sentences and paragraphs.

Every few letters, there are other, increasingly more complicated word- and sentence-building activities.

"Speaking from the heart, to the heart, directly, not too complicated, relatively brief sentences, words that are clear to everyone," he said of the fine art of political rhetoric.

37. Klenk's argument is a little more complicated that this sentence may suggest.

The expression of the subjective emotion was very complicated, and each sentence may not only have described the situation and emotional expression of a single aspect of the company.