Sentence examples for sentencing expressed from inspiring English sources

Carter's family members, appearing in court for Knight's sentencing, expressed the pain, anger and heartbreak caused them by the fatal encounter outside a burger joint.

However, according to direct reference theories, that sentence expressed, in John's context at \(t_1\), the singular proposition that John is making a mess.

The 33-year-old Stewart, who had served more than a year of his sentence, expressed relief after the appeals court's decision.

With reference to item No. 3 in the questionnaires, words and sentences expressed by the patients were coded as positive or negative concepts.

"Man is mortal" differs from "All men are mortal" only in grammatical expression; both sentences express the same proposition.

Stoic language regimentation asks that sentences expressing assertibles always start with the logical particle or expression characteristic for the assertible.

The predicate in pre-requisite sentences express status and criteria.

None was able to articulate a sentence, express an idea.

These sentences express readings equivalent to English middle/tough constructions.

Intuitively the first sentence expresses disapproval of murdering.

And similarly for the sentences expressing those beliefs.