Sentence examples for paragraphs marked from inspiring English sources

Four paragraphs marked by Roman numerals I IV follow the opening paragraph, giving Newton's characterizations of time, space, place and motion, respectively, as summarized in the third paragraph of Section 1 above.

Clinton told investigators that she thought it might reference "paragraphs marked in alphabetical order".

For example, on email chains that contained a (C) for confidential, Clinton told the FBI "she did not know what the '(C)' meant at the beginning of the paragraphs and speculated it was referencing paragraphs marked in alphabetical order".

He employed many devices using his word processor indenting certain paragraphs, marking passages with different font sizes and, after he had done as much as he could by himself, he got his editor to read the entire book aloud to him, so that he could engrave its over-all structure in his memory and reorganize it in his mind.

He employed many devices using his word processor — indenting certain paragraphs, marking passages with different font sizes — and, after he had done as much as he could by himself, he got his editor to read the entire book aloud to him, so that he could engrave its over-all structure in his memory and reorganize it in his mind.

Four words were removed from the second quote in the paragraph marked *.

The paragraph marked with an asterisk was replaced to give more detailed information about Professor David Canter's involvement in the case.

Paragraph marks alternate in red and blue.

This juncture of the Third Meditation (the end of the fourth paragraph) marks the beginning point of Descartes' notorious efforts to refute the Evil Genius Doubt.

In other words, each enumerator should have its own paragraph but not all paragraphs were marked as such.

Example (22) illustrates how a paragraph is marked up using the criteria given above.