Sentence examples for full of sentences from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Caveon's report, posted on USA Today's Web site, was full of sentences like, "Redacted was interviewed at redacted".

We Are Now Beginning Our Descent is full of sentences whose sole purpose is to keep the narrative strands apart.

Scream is full of sentences in this style – short, blunt, purposely self-evident – which Janowitz deftly deployed in her early fiction.

Curtis's scripts are full of sentences like: "This is the story of the rise of the dream of the self-organising system and the strange machine fantasy that underpins it".

The majority of the letters in this first volume were written to Beckett's close friend Thomas McGreevy, and are full of sentences that ring with the declarative pithiness of a good Facebook or Twitter status update.

I was impressed by Kate Atkinson's time-bending "Life After Life," which was clever without being precious, and I was exhilarated by Rachel Kushner's vivid evocation of nineteen-seventies New York in "The Flamethrowers," which was full of sentences that made me want to set the book down and applaud.

Nonetheless, she occasionally appears to be giving writers credit just for being famous: she admiringly quotes a passage full of sentence fragments from American Pastoral by Philip Roth, but later says new writers should pay more attention to grammar.

Work on the logical (or syntactic) structure of the full range of sentences of natural language has blossomed since then, initially in the work of Bertrand Russell (1905), in his famous theory of definite descriptions, where the criterion is applied to whole phrases in context, but then especially in the work of Noam Chomsky and other "generative" linguists (see §4.3 below).

Undisputedly, full comprehension of sentences requires combining the meaning of individual words with syntactic structure.

With respect to judicial discretion, for all but voluntary euthanasia charged as murder, participation in a restorative justice program could lead to a full range of sentences (including discharge).

The book is full of these sentences, concrete pinions that block sense while feeling poetically apt.