Sentence examples for makes the sentence from inspiring English sources

He makes the sentence sound like a magical spell.

The erroneous comma after "fields" makes the sentence difficult to decipher.

He also ruled Nicholson was a danger to the public, issuing an Imprisonment for Public Protection order which makes the sentence indefinite.

When he says, "It makes the sentence two or three times harder when you're actually trying to get out," I suggest that, mixed in with his mission to fight abuses of power, there seems to be a more human and understandable fear of hope.

If the state of affairs the actuality of which makes the sentence true is omnitemporally actual, the sentence is true whenever it is uttered.

Aristotle says that things of this sort signify entities, evidently extra-linguistic entities, which are thus, correlatively, in the first case sufficiently complex to be what makes the sentence 'Man runs' true, that is a man running, and in the second, items below the level of truth-making, so, e.g., an entity man, taken by itself, and an action running, taken by itself.

After the change was made, the sentence read, "The administration has now lost all credibility on this issue".

Pryor manages to make the sentence "I'm very interested in the movement" sound like an aggressive pickup line.

Those numbers, Justice Kennedy said, make the sentence "exceedingly rare" and demonstrate that "a national consensus has developed against it".

These very same meanings will then also make the sentence "If p, then q" true irrespective of all contingent matters of fact.

Inserting "we find" or "we see" into the main clause to avoid a dangler can make the sentence stuffy and self-conscious.