Sentence examples for sentence itself from inspiring English sources

The sentence itself reads true.

That sentence itself strikes me as pure hyperbole.

Every mention of the "long and arduous road" seems to comment on the enduring nature of the sentence itself.

So this means that the sentence itself is a mystery at least until we get to the end of the sentence and the mystery is solved.

Judge Chin read his passage on retribution, which, after the length of the sentence itself, appeared to have the greatest impact.

Even if not familiar with the topic, you will find enough information to figure out the correct answer from the context of the sentence itself.

Several states are also looking at sentencing itself.

His organizer can actually recognize his speech in addition to uttering sentences itself.

If the result is a standoff, New York could end up sentencing itself to another twenty-eight years of cruel and expensive inaction.

The implication: Considering that the BBC has agreed to freeze most of its public funding for six years, effectively sentencing itself to a 16 percent budget cut through 2017, it surely could have looked harder at its staffing needs for the event.

Even when the trial finally started after three years of detention, a trial that lasted two months followed by a sentencing hearing that lasted three weeks, most of the mainstream news media only covered the first day of trial and the verdict, a few high points and the sentencing itself.