At the end of the passage, I noticed a sentence she had omitted from her formal remarks.
I only noticed one sentence mentioning use: "By building the network model set in the BEL language format, we have generated a model framework suitable for biomarker discovery and for the interpretation of transcriptomic signatures found in human lung tissue".
It was not until he read it through a second time that he noticed a casual sentence at the bottom informing him he would be leading the party as well.
Judge Poe's 300 or so "public notice" sentences have ranged from requiring a man who beat his wife to apologize on the steps of City Hall to ordering a drunken driver to parade in front of a bar with the sign, "I killed two people while driving drunk".
If you read a recent Forbes article on Hampton Creek Foods, makers of the purely plant-based egg mayonnaise sold at Whole Foods, you may have noticed a single sentence referencing former Vice President Al Gore.
But, for the most part, we "can understand specific techniques by practicing them, discover new areas of interest or skill, and more deeply know our own habits, individual voices, and styles by engaging with the works of other[s]." So writers tend to read selfishly, often in the manner that Francine Prose suggests in Reading Like a Writer, noticing how sentences and paragraphs are formed.
Notice any sentences that run long or are not clear and direct.
Arguably the most perceptive distillation of Mr. Koppel's predicament was made by Mr. Koppel himself, in a little-noticed sentence in his Times Op-Ed manifesto.
They were asked to indicate whether they had noticed that the sentences followed certain rules and, if so, to write down those rules.
From the above rather small list of sophisms, it can already be noticed that some sentences are more complex, and thus more logically puzzling, than others.
You may have noticed the last two sentences in the previous paragraph had the same meaning and a similar structure.
