Whatever cadences he was imagining as he wrote it, the long sentence comprising the first stanza is curiously un-English.
Robinson Crusoe Daniel Defoee) It's a sentence comprised of six equally weighted clauses, little more than a list but loaded with information and confident in its detail – a date, three cities, a bit of family background, and absolutely no pretension.
This simple sentence comprised Section 1 of the EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT (ERA), which was first proposed in Congress by the National Women's Party in 1923.
The latter sentence comprised a reference to the habit of consuming seeds as snacks, in which he saw evidence of rudimentary behavior: "Here [that is, outside Transylvania], one doesn't have rights, but complaisances.
For the most part these sentences comprise a flurry of trivia about artists, composers, philosophers and athletes, by turns curious, saddening and deadpan: Once, Robert Rauschenberg erased most of a drawing by Willem de Kooning, and then named it Erased de Kooning drawing".
These sentences comprise the analysis data set used in this study.
Importantly, theoretical sentences can only contain theoretical and logical terms; correspondence sentences involve all three kinds of terms; and observational sentences comprise only logical and observational terms.
Yet, why think that these differences among domains mark an alethic difference in truth per se, rather than semantic or discursive differences among the sentences comprising those domains?
At the extreme, this might result in a paper consisting mainly of a 'mosaic' of quotations from the already existing scientific literature, which are linked and extended by relatively few sentences comprising new data or ideas.
