But the new syntax doesn't actually save any time -- sometimes, in fact, it makes sentences longer.
This makes sentences like a = a L-true, and sentences like a = b L-false (1946, 49).
But when asked what makes sentences about the past true or false, we would probably also say that it is the facts of the past that make present sentences about the past either true or false.
This makes sentence construction fairly straightforward.
It makes sentences look fun and easy to remember.
The new rules make sentencing for financial crimes more mechanical, limiting judges' discretion.
From this article, what I learned was that judges make sentencing even more arbitrary than it already is.
Representative Tom Feeney, the Florida Republican who sponsored the bill, said it was meant only to make sentencing more predictable.
My pictures are the 'words,' which make sentences, which in turn make up the story".
Writers make sentences out of difference — this, precisely, and not that.
