Sentence examples for sentences themselves from inspiring English sources

The sentences themselves oozed spunk.

The sentences themselves are built and structured very well.

The real joy of reading Hannah, though, occurs not on the thematic level but rather within the sentences themselves.

I interpret "steal" to mean, in this context, the act of taking from other texts themes, ideas, rhythms, structures, but not the sentences themselves.

And though you can see what tempted the movie men - that great dialogue! those poignant characters! - with Yates it's the sentences themselves that are truly panoramic, and no matter what you do, they're going to get left behind.

Maybe the answer has to do with how Walser's singular sentences themselves "step aside": one of the most notable effects of his prose is how it seems to evaporate as you read.

But really they just sentenced themselves.

"These guys have sentenced themselves," he said.

If our politicians do perform community service it is because they have sentenced themselves to it.

The IDF distributed flyers informing the residents of the areas we were entering, and that anyone remaining in the area was in effect sentencing themselves to death.

Instead, people sentence themselves to an enormous burden of heart problems, lung disease, and chronic pain, sometimes lasting decades.