Sentence examples for grammatically appropriate from inspiring English sources

Sentence (1) is a promising example: the only non-logical word in (1) is 'bachelor', and any uniform and grammatically appropriate interpretation of 'bachelor' in (1) will result in a true sentence.

Second, a grammatically appropriate two-word description (which may be true or false) is selected from a set constrained to the item or category in question: for example, a human trait ("read books"), a non-living-object trait ("don't breathe") or a specific trait ("design buildings", "aren't sharp", "is jazz").

They must then express that construal by selecting appropriate words and organising these words grammatically (Dean & Black, 2005).

The new keyboard feature, called Sentence Rephraser, draws on Ginger's NLP platform to rejig sentences to ensure they are grammatically correct, eschew errors and misused words, and use appropriate idioms and local expressions.

Questions were considered grammatically correct, clear in meaning, conveying a single thought, appropriate for the response choice, and free of excess wording.

The thought seems to be that all it takes to solve the embedding problem is for it to be appropriate to call moral sentences true, for those sentences to embed grammatically in longer sentences in the usual ways, and lastly for us to have a relatively clear set of conditions on the appropriate use of the target sentences.

Choice options were judged to be clearly defined, appropriate for the instrument and target population, arranged in a logical order, and grammatically correct.

So the question is how we might identify these tokens grammatically but without referring to the noun 'color' itself and still say something true and (in some appropriate sense) equivalent.

This ability is reflected in a grammatical learning effect in the form of a more positive going wave for grammatically incorrect compared to grammatically correct dependency relations.

Grammatically speaking?

(Add vulgarities where grammatically correct).