Sentence examples for conjunction that from inspiring English sources

In 27, F is regarded as a conjunction that takes two conjuncts, XP and YP.

It is a conjunction that attracts to the flame two dangerous types.

He has been discovered and now ranks as a great Canadian author (a conjunction that would once have raised a patronizing sneer in New York and London).

It embraces both his passion and his awareness of the absurdity of even the things we love most, a curious conjunction that marks him out as the unique artist he was.

Incidentally, the definition of a "subordinating conjunction", if you're wondering, is a conjunction (that is "a part of speech that connects words, sentences, phrases, or clauses") that "connects an independent clause and a dependent clause, and also introduces adverb clauses".

In contrast to Julian Barnes, who once wrote that 'unless' was the most menacing word in the English language, Shields has Reta suggest that it is the conjunction that might save you from your fate: 'Unless you're lucky, unless you're healthy, fertile, unless you're loved and fed, unless you are offered what others are offered, you go down in the darkness, down to despair...'.

One of the most striking features of Doshi's work is her imagery, and here, too, concrete and intangible are brought together in unusual conjunctions that sometimes stress affinity, sometimes impassable distance.

There are two more Sun-Mercury conjunctions that have value as potential turning points.

So-called solar conjunctions that put Mars and Earth on opposite sides of the Sun occur roughly every 26 months.

There is a different problem with conjunction (at least on the Wiggins account) having to do with conjunctions that are true of nothing.

She also spoke a variety of "neutral" words — like conjunctions that are unlikely to carry any particular meaning — and said them in a neutral tone of voice.