Sentence examples for sentence that only from inspiring English sources

A sentence that only uses jargon ("Linking economic performance to effective transparency policies").

But the statement also contains a sentence that only Buffett would have the chutzpah to write: "Neither Dave nor I feel his Lubrizol purchases were in any way unlawful".

The three-valued semantics can only handle the "weak liar", i.e., a sentence that only weakly negates itself, but that is not guaranteed to be paradoxical: "There are appearances of the liar here, but they deceive".

That's a sentence that should only ever appear in the opening chapter of an implausible dystopian sci-fi novel, moments before you toss it in the bin.

Simple sentence: A sentence that has only one independent clause and no dependent clauses.

Secondly, a true sentence reports an intentional phenomenon if it contains a singular term 'a' and if replacement of 'a' by coreferential term 'b' results in transforming the true sentence into a false sentence that differs only from the former in that 'b' replaces 'a'a

Theary Seng, a Cambodian-born American lawyer whose parents died under the Khmers Rouges, said that a sentence that amounts to only 19 more years in prison could "embed scepticism" in the public's attitude towards the tribunal.

Under the new guidelines, judges would also be able to jail those guilty of so-called "one-off" rapes for a maximum of 19 years, a sentence that is currently only for offenders who attack more than once.

Second, for sentences that contain only one past-denoting temporal phrase, whether the temporal phrase is intended to modify keneng or the prejacent of the modal affects how readily (or probably even whether) the metaphysical reading is available.

However, if we want to curate only GC-related sentences, it would be better not to include the TFs in the list of genes used as a filter because the terms related to an effect found in a sentence with a GC are also found in sentences that contain only information on RIs.

Asked to contribute to an essay collection for Beatrice's eightieth birthday, he said the only sentence that came to him was "Mrs. Webb, not being a Soviet politician, has managed to survive to the age of eighty".