"The sentence demonstrates that corruption will be met with serious prison terms," she said.
The last quoted sentence demonstrates, like many others, that stylistic felicity, or even coherent grammar, is not to be looked for here.
When Mr. Anwar was sentenced last year to nine years in prison for sodomy, a High Court judge, Ariffin Jaka, said the sentence demonstrated his country's "utmost condemnation" of homosexual acts.
All these reasons — not merely Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's new sentence — demonstrate that Myanmar's junta constitutes a threat to world peace and security meriting urgent international engagement.
I perhaps might have added that this sentence demonstrates to Darwin's readers that evolution is materialistic that all traits moving through generations must be encoded on molecules, thereby taking popular romantic, emotional "magic" away from mechanisms of evolution.
The dictionary says that "hopefully" can indeed mean "it is to be hoped". What's more, anyone who's used "frankly" or "unfortunately" or "interestingly" at the beginning of a sentence demonstrates that adverbs don't just modify verbs.
The intention was to reduce the number of life sentences, while demonstrating a tough approach towards violent criminals.
But the court then went on to set aside the two death sentences, effectively demonstrating that federal courts do retain authority and that the justices expect them to use it.
When participants in a functional MRI study parsed 'high-ambiguity' sentences, they demonstrated increased left IFG activity compared to when they heard 'low-ambiguity' sentences, comprised of words with only one meaning that were otherwise matched for linguistic variables, such as word frequency and imageability (Rodd, 2005).
The experiment shows that the full-body motions are converted to correct descriptive sentences, and demonstrates the validity of the proposed statistical framework for the conversion of the motions to the sentences.
