Sentence examples for paragraphs number from inspiring English sources
The phrase "paragraphs number" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
It is more common to say "number of paragraphs" or "paragraph count." Example: "The essay should have a maximum of five paragraphs." or "Please check the number of paragraphs in your report."
One of the paragraphs (Number 2, to be exact) reads as follows:Law, natural or human, shall not be ridiculed.
The independent variables were: essay length, Rasch adjusted content score, number of paragraphs, number of cohesive devices and coherence.
The number of paragraphs, number of cohesive devices and coherence within 116 timed essays were evaluated and it was found that raters seem to value the physical aspects of organization more than the deeper textual aspects.
On the other hand, reported incidences of the types mentioned in the paragraphs number (3), (4) and (5) show wide variations in different parts of the country.
Note that in the following paragraphs, numbers given represent the number of separate evaluations, not the number of studies.
The appeal judges, led by the Master of the Rolls, Lord Neuberger, agreed to redact one paragraph, number 168, which was particularly critical of the security service.
The paragraphs are associated with the paragraph number noted in the XML, hence simplifying relating extracted data back to its locations in the original patent.
Note that since each student may have set his/her browser to to a different default font and size, pagination on their own printouts might vary, and so when you discuss passages in SEP entries in class, you should those passages by section, subsection, and paragraph number.
Each excerpt includes the paragraph number the encyclical uses (from 1 to 246).
I assumed because of how I speak, that the individual talking had moved to a new topic after saying enough in paragraph number one to get their meaning across.
Paragraph number 5 in the Performance Comparison section conveys this point.
