Sentence examples for particular sentencing from inspiring English sources

"The judgment of the world's nations that a particular sentencing practice is inconsistent with basic principles of decency," Justice Kennedy wrote, "demonstrates that the court's rationale has respected reasoning to support it".

Three particular sentences also seem an unwise move from Murakami.

One particular sentence about a class-action suit filed against LifeLock caught our attention though.

That particular sentence was originated by Peter Steiner, a regular contributor to the magazine since 1980.

For instance, I want to cite a certain name in a particular sentence in a particular article.

[Update] Finally, AGM asks whatever happened to diagramming, adding that this particular sentence would lend itself to the craft.

Because the study did not examine individual cases, the data do not explain why a particular sentence was deemed justified.

I spoke a particular sentence from time to time, without providing a reason for delivering the information.

So I can write in that particular sentence: "Olympian or tormented or cataleptic or schizophrenic … like Chesterton".

The basic idea is that one can specify what the truth of a particular sentence consists of by saying what the sentence means.

Why the Republican delegates should insist on the integrity of this particular sentence, to nobody's particular benefit, is not obvious.