And then there's the collection's first story, the last paragraph of which made every hair on my arms stand up on end with a kind of joy.
The traditional articulations of English fiction are dismissed in the very look of Saramago's prose, presented in paragraphs many of which are pages long.
After the introduction, you'll write a series of organized paragraphs, each of which fleshes out a point that you mentioned in your thesis.
Insofar as these relative price changes can be destabilizing in themselves, it cannot be wise for U.S. policy-makers to ignore them.There are two arguments being made in the above paragraph, one of which seems sound, the other of which does not.
On that day he sent out orders, paragraph 11 of which stated: "It is my intention to sink the ships only if the enemy should attempt to obtain possession of them without the assent of our government.
Most of the pages are filled with lengthy paragraphs of text, which are relieved only by the occasional attempt at interesting type treatments.
The letter should consist of two paragraphs, the first of which should paint a vivid mental picture of the negative emotions that you're feeling that Sunday evening.
You can get a sense of the dash's versatility from the above paragraph, every sentence of which employs at least one of them.
The mastery of the latter suggested that it was a considerably more mature Nabokov who dreamed up, for instance, the insouciant opening paragraph of "Laughter," which, by giving away the story, alerts readers that the novel is about more than narrative suspense: Once upon a time there lived in Berlin, Germany, a man called Albinus.
Respondents were presented the following paragraph of text which describes the trade-off between safety and congestion.
