Sentence examples for sentence like that from inspiring English sources

"You don't have to be a judge to deliver a sentence like that.

It is difficult to have pride of authorship in a sentence like that.

And it's not often you get to write a sentence like that.

No one in Mubarak's regime, including Mubarak, has received a sentence like that.

No man who can write a sentence like that and not laugh out loud has the right to complain about what an editor might do to his prose.

He said, "I encountered a sentence that was much quoted: 'The efficient-market hypothesis is the best established fact in social sciences.' Any sentence like that is a red flag to an ambitious academic".

This novel is made up almost entirely of sentences like that.

Sentences like that had an unexpected charm, and a full shopping cart was like an emblem of the fulfilled life that lay before them.

Sentences like that have been drained of meaning by too much perfunctory use, which is exactly why Schumer's comedy — as an alternative way of making the same point — stands out.

The "it" is teasingly unspecified, and the term "amputation" is not quite honest, as it turns out, but Cleave's unobtrusive skill in sentences like that allows the world of the machete to be glimpsed through the world of the laptop.

As Patricia Churchland (1986) has argued, it is hard to see where in the brain we are going to find anything that even remotely resembles the sentence-like structure that appears to be essential to beliefs and other propositional attitudes.