Sentence examples for direct sentences from inspiring English sources

It's your job as speaker to translate complex details into simple, direct sentences.

On Tuesday, the Washington Post and Huffington Post also reported that Devos had apparently taken several direct sentences from various sources without attribution in her written responses to senators' questions.

On Tuesday, the Washington Post and Huffington Post also reported that Devos had apparently taken several direct sentences from various sources without attribution in her written responses to senators' questions.

"However, this is offset to some degree by the more modest but sustained increase in the direct sentenced population".

The last rule is a direct sentence delimiter rule.

Clear and direct sentence structure is enhanced by your choice of descriptive words which should be as vivid as possible.

The new piece, "Last Words," right, is a series of six large posterlike sheets of paper with a stream of printed text made up of hundreds of short, direct-address sentences: "Tell Mom I love her.

Similarly, a direct, simple sentence will often feel "punchier" than one with many subclauses and commas.

But after a while, her very straightforward presentation style: punchy sentences, direct and to the point, may not sound conversational or chatty, but they start to win you over.

That need arises because the kanji used extensively in written Japanese as nouns and verb stems cannot of themselves express the inflected forms of the Japanese language; hiragana symbols indicate inflection and possession, identify direct objects of sentences and phrases, and perform other grammatical functions.

DAVID DENBY: I think Roger writes a strong, direct, plain English sentence, and I admire the Catholicity of his taste.