Sentence examples for sentence above from inspiring English sources

The sentence above is an example of a subtle psychological trick often used as a sales tactic to manipulate potential customers.

If the description "president of the United States" (used in 2013) is not temporally rigid, then it refers to Barak Obama only in the presidential phase of his life, and so the sentence above would be false.

Honestly, the sentence above could just read, "If you liked Black Mirror, watch Fringe," since the two shows share an interest in how the machines we create warp the lives we lead.

The sentence above could read: "George knows why the meat is smoky".. Practice creating your own simple sentence and comparing it to the examples in this article.

Coombs told the judge he didn't envisage having to argue over any proposed sentence above 40 years.

The sentence above contains no fewer than seven nominalizations, each formed from a verb or an adjective.

However, the two sentences above are considered completely unrelated by the existing frequency-based CDS methods.

Formalists of Goodman and Quine's persuasion seem forced to the conclusion that sentences like the above, sentences which are decidable in the usual formal sense, are neither true nor false, since neither (concretely) provable nor refutable.

In addition to the extended association rule mining presented above, sentence parsing that considers sentence structure can also be used to discover word dependencies in sentences.

Try taking each one of the sentences above and plugging in your own subjects and predicates, just to sense the way that nouns and verbs form little stories.

That's not where the skit ends, of course — it ends in an outrageous Hail Mary pass that I won't spoil, because there's nothing more numbingly Soviet than summarizing comedy, as the sentences above may demonstrate.