Sentence examples for paragraphs made from inspiring English sources

Drexler, who is sixty-six, often speaks in sentence fragments, or in paragraphs made of tangents.

The highlighted paragraphs made up the bulk of Mr. Conn's reply to questions from the interviewer about the role that Mort Feather had played in the creation or reformulation of the New Frontiersmen, Mr. Arcane, the Black Diamond, the Elf, and the other "classic" characters on which Nova Publications' success had been founded.

Michael Asher does not spend more than a few paragraphs making the parallels, but it's enough.

Out of such errors, Vla- dimir Nabokov would Sesquipedelian Paragraphs make.

Rowan's method, though — constructing his work almost entirely from other people's sentences and paragraphs — makes his book a singular literary artifact, a "literary mashup," as one commenter put it, or spy fiction's Piltdown Man.

Mukunda narrates these pages as if from long afterward, and the opening paragraphs make it clear that he's a successful and satisfied man, telegraphing the happy finish that awaits.

Hatoful Boyfriend, in true dating-sim tradition, is primarily text-based with still images of characters and backdrops flashing up behind; you click through paragraphs, make choices at certain junctures, and see how those play out.

Even more frustrating is that the CDC specifically says "comparisons of the NHBS-MSM datasets collected during 2004 -- 2005 and 2008 should be made cautiously," but Fears spends three paragraphs making lazy comparisons between those two exact studies.

If it asks for double-spaced paragraphs, make sure to format your paper like this.

Up to nine paragraphs makes for a good essay letter, while no less than three should be used.

Paragraphs make a piece of writing easier to comprehend and give readers a "break" between new ideas in order to digest what they have just read.