Sentence examples for detailed sentences from inspiring English sources

Despite his hostility to Skinner, De Waal slices through overcomplex explanations of animal behaviour – he describes how various animals respond appropriately to quite detailed sentences spoken by keepers or experimenters, but argues that they probably did not understand the exact words, but instead interpreted vocal tone, body language and gestures.

By 'explicitly' we mean that the significance of the study to applied questions needs to be documented with concrete examples and detailed sentences supported by relevant references.

Prosecutors had hoped to introduce a detailed sentencing memorandum describing the accusations against Mr. Freeman and vindicating their earlier indictment.

The food -- I had risotto, Karrie pasta -- was on the salty side, and each dish required a long, detailed sentence of description.

"The government will file a detailed sentencing submission to the Probation Department and the Court in advance of sentencing that sets forth the nature of the defendant's crimes and lies, including those after signing the plea agreement herein".

"Dramatically changing the sentencing laws — by permitting early parole for some offenders, contrary to the detailed sentencing scheme currently in effect — is not reasonably germane to changing the treatment of juvenile and youthful offenders in the criminal justice system," he wrote.

A short sentence followed by a detailed sentence of explanation can compel a reader's interest.

Write a detailed sentence or two about why you think the article should be featured or not.

In 1991, Congress took the groundbreaking step of enacting the Federal Sentencing Guidelines for Organizations ("Organizational Guidelines"), which provide a detailed set of sentencing principles whose twin objectives are the prevention and detection of corporate crime.

Describes seeing the city skyline for the first time: across the window it ran, left to right, like a long and precise and detailed and emphatic sentence ending with the double exclamation points of the World Trade Center towers….

For a more detailed description of sentence simplification, as well as its challenges (e.g. attachment ambiguities, boundary detection and nested constructs), we refer the reader to (1).