Sentence examples for practically every sentence from inspiring English sources

Practically every sentence has its en-suite drollery.

Well therein lies the problem, you see, because practically every sentence contains a lie, such as: "Our socialist system is the best of all social systems, providing as it does an independent and creative life for the popular masses".

The name-dropping is relentlessly distracting, like some kind of nervous tic; practically every sentence is accessorised with a deft reference to somewhere or something awfully fashionable and terribly New York.

Barati, an ethnic Hazara Shiite, recalled his time in Shiite-majority Iran, where locals called him by the pejorative "Afghani" and insulted him with practically every sentence.

Renner was never provided an opportunity to review the revised version, yet practically every sentence of her article had been altered (Danelski 2004).

Every sentence is quotable.

Every sentence bears re-reading.

Every sentence is fantastic.

Every sentence remembers.

"He weighed every sentence.

Every sentence was bookended by long silences.