Sentence examples for disrupted sentences from inspiring English sources
Starting with "If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things" (2002), McGregor's precocious, attention-grabbing early work was characterized by structural devices meant to dislocate a reader's expectations: varied perspectives and voices, shifting time sequences, fractured narratives, misdirection, and disrupted sentences and paragraphs.
The men disrupted sentencing at the Old Bailey, with the dead soldier's family sitting nearby, as the judge, Mr Justice Sweeney, branded them traitors to their religion.
His fictions are constructed in run-on sentences disrupted by only commas, a flood of prose in which narrative observation, individuals' thoughts and dialogue go unmarked.
And, said Ms. Herr, who sometimes finishes her colleague's sentences, mowing schedules disrupted species that spawned in the meadows.
"I need the sentence to be disrupted by something that's more than thought and more than intellect".
A Monmouth County man convicted of unleashing the "Melissa" virus, which disrupted computers worldwide in 1999, was sentenced last week to 20 months in federal prison.
His publications during this time were some of the first to suggest that stress - in the form of being sentenced to death - disrupted a woman's menstrual cycle.
Specifically, sentence comprehension should facilitate actual movement when compatible, and at the same time, incompatible action should disrupt comprehension of the sentence.
"The long-term sentenced juveniles had their stability undermined and disrupted.
Several victims talked to reporters after the sentencing to explain how the fire had disrupted, even destroyed, their lives.
Detective Ricky Smith of the Hempstead police said federal sentences can disrupt the revolving-door situation in which a convict trades his gang brothers on the streets for his gang brothers behind bars.
