Sentence examples for one per page from inspiring English sources
There are so many aphorisms — at least one per page — that the whole reads like La Rochefoucauld on LSD.
I vetted the thesis and found that it had 75 pages with uncredited verbatim sentences, often more than one per page.
His 1996 "Monogamy," much anticipated (everyone wanted to know if he was for or against), turned out to be a series of airy pensées, a few, or just one, per page.
One per page, so as not to overwhelm, each one laminated, so as to be more easily turned over but less easily nibbled or torn, all inside a light laminated folder, so as not to be too damaging when thrown.
The UPSIT incorporates microencapsulation technology and consists of encapsulated odours, one per page (Doty et al., 1984).
The Proconsul featured Mirka Duijn's Mirkastan, a thick travelogue of the author's journey across Eurasia consisting entirely of Tweets she made during the trip — one per page, with time stamps.
We believe that the design of the FormularyScript contributed to some ambiguous and accuracy errors as up to three medications could be written on one FormularyScript, and having only one medication per page may reduced some of the ambiguous and accuracy errors.
Because Clements zeros in on exactly one number per page, the numbers he selects are fairly uniformly spaced, between 24,000 and 48,000 dots apart.
A numeric tally of the anonymous dead had evolved into a list of the named dead, one person per line, and then into a dedicated form: one decedent per page.
Each series is presented one image per page.
At the start of her tenure, books of fine-art photography -- including Aperture's -- generally reproduced one picture per page, without caption or text and surrounded by a frame of white space, as if it were a framed print.
