Sentence examples for every paragraph of from inspiring English sources

"Every paragraph of the agreement counts".

The sense of incomplete explanation is there in almost every paragraph of Kathy's narrative.

That meant, Justice Elena Kagan wrote in dissent, that "five justices specifically reject every aspect of" Justice Alito's "reasoning and every paragraph of its explication".

His preferred stance, for now, is to stall and pore over every paragraph of the road map, insisting on Palestinian compliance ahead of Israeli actions.

Drawing on history and legal scholarship, this accessible book comments on the origin and significance of virtually every paragraph of the Constitution.

Nguyen's narrative style — restrained, spare, avoiding metaphor or the syntactical virtuosity on display in every paragraph of "The Sympathizer" — is well suited for portraying tentative states.

Highlight all the topic sentences – the first sentences of every paragraph – to show the stages in the argument.

His love of Brooklyn suffuses every paragraph; his understanding of the dynamics of inner-city life is equally sharp whether he is describing a game of handball, a routine mugging or a shoplifting jaunt.

Just a few minutes with Google or with Turn It In, a service that enables teachers to vet student papers, revealed that every single paragraph of the essay was borrowed from material already floating on the Internet or in Nexis.

(The short answer: assume he already knows everything about the topic you are going to present, no slides, and "delete every third paragraph" of your pitch).

While the Articles did codify the term "The United States of America," it actually used the phrase "the United States in Congress assembled" in pretty much every other paragraph of the document -- meaning the central government (such as it was) was the states coming together "in congress" to decide things that couldn't be handled at the state level, such as treaties with other nations.