Sentence examples for sentenced makes from inspiring English sources

Dixon noted that the fact that Khan has not yet been sentenced makes it all the more important that the details of his treatment be made public.

That sentence makes this part sound rather breezy.

One is that the sentence makes Mr Irving look a martyr.

As today's sentence makes clear, he must now pay a price".

Severin is a callow football star whose innocence, rendered by pedestrian sentences, makes him dull.

Reagan must have understood that cramming all those numbers into three sentences makes for terrible radio.

I confess the sentence makes no sense to me despite several readings.

Even looking at that sentence makes me blink in disbelief, but it's true.

If that last sentence makes no sense, welcome to the world of Michael Jackson.

Some Germans believe that frequently putting the verb at the end of a sentence makes the language especially logical.

As in the preceding example, the complicated, overstuffed sentence makes it hard to see what goes with what.