In recent years, I have read a lot of writings that seemed to say, "This paragraph is here because it seemed an O.K. place to shove it in".
Taylor said the paragraph was "basically the time and date, the name of the place".
"I can start an article that will consist of one paragraph, and then a real expert will come along and add three paragraphs and clean up my one paragraph," said Larry Sanger of Las Vegas, who founded Wikipedia with Mr. Wales.
There's a certain disconnect between paragraph two above and what Marrissa says in paragraph 3.
'Charming'picturesqueque'oneofe of Norway's most beautiful cities', said the opening paragraph of Lonely Planet's Scandinavian Europe about Bergen, as I sat drinking coffee in the Stockholm sunshine a week ago, deciding where to go next.
Paragraph," said one of his spokesman.
"The last thing you want in a package is four letters, each of which is two-sentence paragraphs," said Frederick Peters, president of Warburg Realty, who was the president of his board on Central Park West for five years.
"We always say at [Black Lives Matter] that 'we live in the best of times and the worst of times,'" Garza said, invoking the opening paragraph of Charles Dickens Talee of Two Cities.
That said, the last paragraph of the Introduction contains a much better description of the work presented in this paper than the Abstract does.
At the end of a paragraph, say 'graf' or 'new graf".' Thus, I would dictate the Bible's opening as "Cap I In the beginning no comma cap G God created the heaven and the earth period new graf cap A And the earth was without form comma and void semicolon and darkness begin itals was unitals upon the face of the deep period".
But "President Bush has expressed support for such legislation," said the first paragraph of a 26-page brief, signed by Robert D. McCallum, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's civil division.
