Sentence examples for sort of sentence from inspiring English sources

That is the sort of sentence Borges had in mind.

They might, for example, be given an indication of the sort of sentence they would get if they pleaded guilty before the magistrates.

First - he admits that "in my mind I was smiling", which is the sort of sentence that could easily get you sectioned.

This sort of sentence sets the tone: "The house seemed suddenly imbued with meaning, redolent of their past and precious to them".

But I knew from the beginning that sort of sentence meant a few months, and I knew that I would survive it.

"You should have no illusions whatsoever as to the sort of sentence that you are likely to receive, understand?" Mr Justice Sweeney told Huhne, who stood with his hands behind his back and nodded in response.

She said: "Although the sentence imposed on Mr Dodgson is the highest yet for insider dealing in the UK, it still falls significantly short of the sort of sentences we see coming out of the US.

Several prisoners said the sort of sentences they were threatened with in interrogation sessions were later handed down in their trials, which they say points to close collaboration between judges and the intelligence apparatus.

Jorgensen's Dilemma (Jorgensen 1937): A view still held by many researchers within deontic logic and metaethics, and particularly popular in the first few decades following the emergence of positivism, was that evaluative sentences are not the sort of sentences that can be either true or false.

Our tendency to say the same sorts of sentences as those around us was first studied by someone looking at, of all things, walkie-talkie conversations between burglars.

According to Moltmann, a better way to understand these sorts of sentences is with reference to tropes.