Sentence examples for of every paragraph from inspiring English sources

If you look at the first letter of every paragraph you'll see that they spell out the composer's name".

Highlight all the topic sentences – the first sentences of every paragraph – to show the stages in the argument.

The bishops proposed that they appoint a representative commission to undertake a "complete examination and possible revision of every paragraph in our Book of Discipline regarding human sexuality".

A handwritten manuscript and a typescript of a Margaret Drabble novel are on display, allowing scholars to trace the evolution of every paragraph, but highlighting how the digital world is creating its own problems.

Rather than a straight, linear narrative, at the end of every paragraph, readers had to make a decision: turn left or right, if you find a key in one room, you can open a door down the corridor, and so on.

In both fundamental enunciation and general enunciation, Daba have to follow the fixed order and approaches of enunciation, to assure the accurate deliverance of every paragraph.

Co-authoring should be reserved primarily for documents that would benefit from fast turnaround and high accuracy, with multiple pairs of eyes on every paragraph.

But this sort of exquisitely conveyed emotional directness is by no means John's default mode of communication; for every paragraph in this vein there are several more filled with grinding minutiae, painstaking explication, meandering digression and apparently pointless pedantry.

And this estimation is conservative, based on sober economic assumptions and the dug-in tax and spending positions of the two parties, both powerfully abetted by lobbies and special interests which fight for every paragraph of loophole ridden tax code and each line of a grossly bloated budget.

Drawing on history and legal scholarship, this accessible book comments on the origin and significance of virtually every paragraph of the Constitution.

And all of that, every paragraph of it, is in one way or another about that little hyphen in “Anglo-Jewish.”.