Sentence examples for of its sentences from inspiring English sources

In China you can get arrested for it, and China is not known for its the leniency of its sentences.

Few if any of its sentences go above 30 words, and I didn't spot a single implied subjunctive.

The form of a novel is the accumulation of its sentences; in this case, the tempo of the sentence becomes the stammering tempo of the form.

Sorensen wrote that he "did a first draft of most chapters" of Profiles and "helped choose the words of many of its sentences".

But fiction is judged on so much else – the freshness of its characters, the beauty of its sentences, its intellectual or emotional depth – and these are the elements that make each story discrete and innovative.

Later on in my stay I found myself explaining to the dramaturg of Hannover Schauspielhaus why English was a great language for comedy, with its possibility for confusion of meaning and the flexibility of its sentences.

(Wittgenstein discussed the thesis "The meaning of its sentence is its verification" in conversations with Schlick and Waismann on 22 December 1929 and 2 January 1930 (see Waismann 1967 [1979]).

These critics want the state to meet the federal judges' demands by softening more of its sentencing laws.

They are similar to classical logic because they accept the principle of truth-functionality, namely, that the truth of a compound sentence is determined by the truth values of its component sentences (and so remains unaffected when one of its component sentences is replaced by another sentence with the same truth value).

A21 Illinois to Suspend Executions Gov. George Ryan plans to block executions pending a special investigation into why Illinois has seen more of its death sentences overturned than it has carried out, The Chicago Tribune reported.

Gov. George Ryan plans to block executions pending a special investigation into why Illinois has seen more of its death sentences overturned than it has carried out, The Chicago Tribune reported today.