Sentence examples for sentences took from inspiring English sources

His flowing sentences took their time reaching a conclusion but still held their shape and took care of business along the way.

Experimental work in the early 1960s appeared to show that nonkernel sentences took longer to process than kernel sentences and, even more interestingly, that the processing time increased proportionately with the number of optional transformations involved.

The transformational model has also been adapted for another field of psycholinguistics, the processing and comprehension of speech; early experiments in this area suggested, for example, that passive sentences took longer to process than their active counterparts because an extra grammatical rule was necessary to produce the passive sentence.

Sentences took the form pronoun-verb-noun-adjective-pronoun (same one), and Viterbi exploited this known grammar structure.

Indexicality and wider context relativity of sentences he initially supposed could be met by assuming speakers who uttered and grasped such sentences took them as elliptical for more complete utterances whose sense fixed, in combination with the world, a unique truth value.

Montgomery and all the others serving juvenile life sentences took a human life.

They impose mandatory prison sentences, taking discretion away from judges.

Long words and sentences take up more space.

"It's hard to relate to something which is just a few sentences taken out of a conversation.

In 2011, at least 1,923 people were given death sentences, taking the overall number of those on death row to 18,750.

The proposed algorithm has been tested on several different sentences taken from the TIMIT database.