Sentence examples for quality of sentence from inspiring English sources

Precision and recall for the system's suggestion reflect the quality of sentence ranking as well as the system's potential to confirm the absence of element description.

Thus, incorporating the semantic and syntactico-semantic knowledge in computation sentence similarity improves the quality of the sentence similarity measure.

I think the word "prayer" (shorn of any religious connotation please) most accurately captures the quality of this sentence.

The fuzzy quality of that sentence – "going as far back" refers not to the history lesson but her own biography – is presumably deliberate, because the entire novel is similarly blurred as it dips in and out of Jimmy's parallel historical world: we are told that he favours detail over themes or theories, although later we learn that "conflict was at the heart of his theory of history".

One would be hard pressed to separate the quality of his sentences from the quality of the human presence.

"Milk, Sulphate, and Alby Starvation" falls almost exactly between a young adult novel in the vivid, visual quality of its sentences and a grown-up one in the desolation of its setting.

BLEU is designed to approximate human judgement at a corpus level, and performs badly if used to evaluate the quality of individual sentences.

Moreover, the quality of these sentences for supporting a GO curation is questionable, as they were provided by PubMed users and not edited by NCBI staff.

Now, O'Donnell explained, we're deconstructing this ingrained monster of a system run by quality-of-life crimes and massive sentences for drugs.

I love the rhythm and the musical quality of a beautifully constructed sentence.

One reads "Bucking the Tiger" with pleasure, even amazement, at the phosphorescent quality of Mr. Olds's sentences, and with a kind of slowly growing alarm as well: that in the end there isn't going to be either the intellectual or dramatic payoff that one wants and expects from a work of literature.