Sentence examples for deploy a sentence from inspiring English sources

For this purpose logics of fiction often deploy a sentence operator that may be read "in the story".

It is sometimes deployed as an add-on – a kind of burp – at the end of a sentence; sometimes, as with "like" or "you know", it seems to serve as punctuation.

Earlier this month, a Times editorial suggested that the President could deploy a liberal interpretation of the 1984 Sentencing Reform Act, which allows for "compassionate release," to expedite the process.

Writers who deploy this mark comfortably and adeptly (rather than haphazardly) are conscious of the rhythm and dynamics of a sentence.

A sentence length issue?

He rarely finishes a sentence.

Let's take a sentence.

It is not a sentence.

It's like a sentence.

What a sentence.

Unscramble a sentence √   2.