Sentence examples for read sentence from inspiring English sources

All transcripts were carefully read sentence by sentence many times to become familiar with the content.

All transcripts were carefully read sentence by sentence to obtain a sense of the content as narrated by informants.

At the beginning of the experiment, subjects were instructed to pay attention to the visual stimuli presented on the screen as, during the inter-trial interval, they would be asked questions concerning the last read sentence (ITI 10 s).

Ulysses taught readers to read sentence-fragments as signals that the barriers between inside and outside, speech and thought, were dissolving, but here the whole paragraph seems to be spoken aloud.

Observers measured the symmetry of their smiles, checked for drool and listened to them read sentences.

If you read sentences with words like "honor" and "respect" you tend to be more polite, minutes later, than if you had read sentences with words like "obnoxious" and "bluntly".

In Experiment 1, participants read sentences containing a noun phrase coordination/clausal coordination ambiguity, while in Experiment 2 they read sentences containing a subordinate clause object/main clause subject ambiguity.

Participants were required to read sentences while trying to remember the same set of unrelated letters as Ospan.

We recorded event-related brain potentials while participants read sentences containing noun-phrase ellipsis indicated by the determiner otro/a ('another').

Audio recordings were made while six vocally untrained individuals read sentences aloud after breathing to three different lung volume levels typical, high, and low.

However, participants who first read sentences in the 500 msec SOA block continued to show the N400 semantic similarity effect in the 250 msec SOA block.