Sentence examples for paragraph of his from inspiring English sources

But the conspiracy was in the first paragraph of his prepared remarks for delivery.

The first paragraph of his introduction is one stark sentence, "I never liked Freud".

The managing editor might toss in a paragraph of his own here and there.

It is only in the last paragraph of his introduction that Žižek reminds himself to get "back to Wahnich's book".

He sat down, and started reading the opening paragraph of his novel, the novel you have just read.

"They were the only pieces of music noted in the first paragraph of his obituary," Sir John said.

In the opening paragraph of his novel Bleak House, Charles Dickens envisages meeting "a Megalosaurus, forty feet long or so, waddling like an elephantine lizard up Holborn Hill".

The passage was the final paragraph of his final column after 62 years of churning them out from the Augusta National Golf Club each April.

In the final paragraph of his review of Irvine Welsh's "Skagboys" (Oct . 7, Steve Almond calls the author "the British equivalent of Chuck Palahniuk, another one-hit wonder".

The cringe-inducing last paragraph of his introduction offers five "themes" of American nation-building: "partnerships, process, problem solving, purpose and people".

No one remembers Kenton, but Wilson had written to her when her article appeared, and he credited her by name in the first paragraph of his essay.