Sentence examples for craft sentences from inspiring English sources

And while I give a bye to most citizens who may mangle sentences when speaking, I hold politicians — professional orators who use speechwriters to help them craft sentences — to a higher standard.

His ability to craft sentences with the precision of a surgeon elucidates his handle on the cognitive process of reading.

Petraeus, Crocker and Pace took a page from Karl Rove's White House Iraq Group playbook: Craft sentences that imply more than they say.

Does that imply that I, by defining myself as mainstream, don't care about the words I use or how I craft sentences?

The four words, chosen randomly, are vague descriptive categories once used in literary departments, where, with "tone", they've been abandoned, only to be repeatedly invoked in creative writing classes along with "craft", "sentence", and that nervous-making shibboleth, "point of view".

Now, four years after he wrote "The Reading Boy," the effects of Benj's early poetic reading and memorizing show themselves even more powerfully in the care with which he crafts sentences, his attentiveness to the rhythms in spoken, written and musical language (he's a gifted classical guitarist and composer), his rich vocabulary.

Did you notice last week how Fehr indicated in carefully crafted sentences and through a variety of reliable mouthpieces how he might be willing to toughen baseball's puny steroid policy if the owners are prepared to reopen the collective bargaining agreement?

They hate crafting sentences as much as they hate, say, metaphors about packing peanuts.

"There was no rhetoric or bombast, just carefully crafted sentences delivered with great timing and determination".

Scientists have found that, when it comes to mental recall, people are far more likely to remember the text of idle chitchat on social media platforms like Facebook than the carefully crafted sentences of books.

But sometimes those beautifully crafted sentences come from far less sincere places.