A single paragraph from the manuscript, and from some of the many others in the Berg, would have helped breathe life into these sentences.
Noting "the English interest in pattern and elaborate decoration," he moves in a single paragraph from Anglo-Saxon poetry to the cathedrals of Ely, Durham and Wells, Victorian upholstery, Pre-Raphaelite artists, William Morris and the contemporary architect Richard Rogers.
Catholic apologists for small government repeatedly invoke a single paragraph from John Paul II's Centesimus Annus which cautions against the excesses of a "social assistance state" ignoring the decades-long papal consensus supporting social insurance and welfare systems.
A single paragraph from E. B. White is ungenerous; Art Buchwald's interview with Vernon Duke about his song "April in Paris" is inane, and M. F. K. Fisher's observation that "Paris was too full of people we knew" isn't much better.
The idea is to comment on a single paragraph from a story instead of on the entire post and then create a FriendFeed-like stream of conversation around your comment.
Start by sending me a single paragraph from you or your organization and I will assemble them so that we are all heard as one voice".
The alleged affair, however, is based on a single paragraph from Pintoin's chronicles according to Adams, and is now no longer considered proof.
Quatro is extraordinarily skilled at managing time in her stories; she leaps from present to past to future inside single paragraphs without losing her footing.
But then he was estranged from himself, evident in his uncharacteristically sluggish progress on his ultimately disparaged memoir, for which he would "hammer out single paragraphs, not knowing where they might fit".
That reaction stemmed mostly from a single paragraph in the N.F.L.'s massive rulebook, from Rule 8, Section 1, Article 3, Item 5.
