Sentence examples for constructing paragraphs from inspiring English sources

I'm still bad at constructing paragraphs.

I began picking apart their methods of dealing with heroes and villains, but on a more basic level, I began pulling out ways of moving a plot, ways of constructing paragraphs...and more than that, ways of structuring a book.

Bullet points have replaced the use of complete sentences and carefully constructed paragraphs.

And there are a lot of lectures about the news delivered in perfectly constructed paragraphs without the need to pause for breath by McHale, and especially by McAvoy.

At my undergrad school we had this saying: In K-8 you learn the alphabet, in high school you learn to make words, in college you learn to make sentences, and graduate school is for learning to construct paragraphs and make stories.

Effectively constructed paragraphs will give an introduction that summarizes the paragraph, and a conclusion that wraps it up.

Concerning Section VII (B) of the test which involves constructing a paragraph using given prompts (called Guided Writing), the optional paragraphs come directly from the textbook, but the sentence structures are different.

Here is a little more from the same paragraph: "constructing a narrative of Schubert's life... necessarily reflects contemporaneous interpretations, concerns and methods, and constitutes Schubert's subjectivity according to contemporaneous theories, paradigms and cultural context".

In constructing your first paragraph or first text line, figure out a way to make as much of the relevant information as possible fit into that initial line to grab the reader's interest.

When it comes time to construct the body paragraphs, about three days is normal for a five-paragraph essay (in which there are usually three body paragraphs).

K-8 may be a time during which the educational needs of children allow for less creative writing than some might like, especially for those children who have not yet been properly nurtured with regard to constructing the standard five-paragraph essay.