Sentence examples for dense clause from inspiring English sources
It's a rather dense clause, but in explaining it, White House officials drew a distinction between non-nuclear threats that they view as only "crippling" and potential threats that might be "devastating".
Those traits are evident on the campaign trail today, where Mr. Forrester fields questions in a blend of Middle American syntax and Cambridge intellectualism -- homespun "gees" and "you knows," bracketed around dense dependent clauses and references to figures like the theologian Niebuhr.
A 78-page synopsis, dense with disclaimers, caveats, clauses and subclauses, this is Mr. Vollmann's moral calculus.
Jonny Greenwood, a lanky figure with unruly black hair, is more cautious than his brother Colin, but when he starts talking he excitedly involves himself in dense, Victorian sentences, biting clauses out of the air.
And one vaunted analyst was once characterized as writing reports that "are dense with hedges, conditional clauses and predictions going in several directions at once".
The insertion of arbitration clauses into dense terms of service contracts that consumers rarely read has exploded in the past six years.
In college, I took a class on Henry James and William Faulkner, two American novelists famed for their dense style featuring meandering, clause-riddled sentences.
While there's several clauses in that beautifully dense piece of literature kicking off the rest of our civil liberties, I want to make clear were solely talking here about the "Free Speech Clause".
(The clause modifies play).
