Sentence examples for is clauses from inspiring English sources

(Unless you are using it to disambiguate items in a list, a semicolon should be used only between independent clauses — that is, clauses that can stand as complete sentences on their own).

(Unless you are using it to disambiguate items in a list, a semicolon should be used only between independent clauses that is, clauses that can stand as complete sentences on their own).

A clause is a (possibly empty) finite disjunction of literals l1∨ … ∨ ln where no literal appears more than once in the clause (that is, clauses can be alternatively treated as sets of literals).

Still, there are clauses that seem to allow the Emanuel administration to reopen the contracts in 2012.

Mental clauses are clauses of sensing (seeing, thinking, wanting, feeling).

Verbal clauses are clauses of saying (saying, talking, speaking, reporting).

Relational clauses are clauses of being, having, being at (in, on ect).

Behavioural clauses are clauses of behaving (bodily activity: watching, crying, and laughing).

Material clauses are clauses of happening and doing (usually concrete and tangible actions, activities and events).

Existential clauses are clauses of existing (e.g., mi 2 'exist/have'exist/have

Also, central "sentences" may actually be clauses embedded in lengthier sentences that contain unimportant supplementary information.