Sentence examples for moving sentences from inspiring English sources

"My parents didn't suggest changes in the plot line," Mr. Paolini said, but suggested moving sentences, correcting grammar, fixing continuity.

Or at any rate he practiced it in one of the most moving sentences ever constructed".

One of the most moving sentences of the book was her wry reflection on the Salman Rushdie fatwa and its aftermath: 'We became orphans, simultaneously losing liberalism - until then the rock of our education - and Islam, because of the insane way it was manifesting itself.' It cannot be said that these tensions are finally resolved here.

Some of the most moving sentences in Life and Death of Harriett Frean are also the blandest - the ones that remind us, in simple language, of the dreadful and unstoppable momentum of time: "Two, three, five years passed, with a perceptible acceleration, and Harriett was now thirty".

There follows this extraordinarily moving sentence: "And the Cossacks glanced around in surprise at the sounds, similar to a dog's barking, with which Denisov quickly turned away, went to the wattle fence, and caught hold of it".

But while bills are pending in both houses that would move sentencing policy in the right direction, the President should not wait for the legislature to act in cases of manifest injustice.

"It can't keep moving like sentences without periods," he said to three others.

Basic SVO sentences are signed without any pauses: However, other word orders may also occur, as ASL allows the topic of a sentence to be moved to sentence-initial position, a phenomenon known as topicalization.

The Interior Department's inspector general issued a report this week asserting that officials in the office of Carol M. Browner, the White House coordinator for energy and climate change policy, had changed some wording and moved some sentences in an agency report that ended up misrepresenting the views of the technical experts.

But more important, typewriter lovers believe that the word-processing computer's so-called advances -- the ability to write without stopping, the nearly effortless power to move words, sentences, paragraphs and chapters quite seamlessly, and even the magic of machine-corrected spelling and grammar -- have not come without their cost.

We have now moved the sentences on avalanches, noise correlations and evoked responses from the Introduction to the end of the Discussion (in the subsection headed "Final conclusions").