Sentence examples for consequential sentences from inspiring English sources
Frank's mind wanders between these worries with the unfolding exactness that characterises Ford's long, consequential sentences.
THE pursuit of happiness, runs one of the most consequential sentences ever penned, is an unalienable right.
But at least some consequential sentences are necessary, and necessity can't be grounded on things that are transitory, and so not on understandings.
Conclusions based on these risk assessments are highly consequential, sometimes resulting in increased criminal sentences or prolonged hospitalization.
This has been called "one of the best-known sentences in the English language", containing "the most potent and consequential words in American history".
Doubling sentences is about the easiest thing Congress can do–and perhaps the least consequential.
A Nabokov sentence presents life at its most particular and qualified, and therefore at its most consequential and charged.
Reagan was consequential.
Traditional authority is consequential.
These distinctions are consequential.
