Sentence examples for starting a paragraph from inspiring English sources

In the opening episode, there is only one of the big-budget jump-cuts – with the presenter starting a paragraph in Israel and ending it in Egypt – that were standard in such programmes in days of higher licence-fee settlements and air-miles accounts.

Her invocation of master rhetoricians like Martin Luther King Jr. and Thomas Merton throws into painful relief the strange Pollyanna quality of her prose; it is difficult to imagine either of them starting a paragraph, as she does, with "When I first began to speak publicly about my dysfunctional family, my mother was enraged".

"My boss told me that whenever you're writing a letter — and now it applies to emails today — never start a paragraph with the word 'I,' because that immediately sends a message that you are more important than the person that you're communicating with," Tisch explains to Bryant.

On page 4, you start a paragraph with "The contrast with DNA barcoding " I found this opener difficult to interpret.

For example, if you use to start a paragraph, make sure there is a closing at the end.

It is generally used with the aid of "macro" packages that define simple commands for common operations, such as starting a new paragraph; LaTeX is a widely used package.

I would suggest starting a new paragraph at the current "We test to see... ........ sentence that briefly explains the rationale for why this test is being done (rationale articulated by other reviewer in original critiques).

Always indent before starting a new paragraph.

If your block quote is inside a paragraph, you don't have to start a new paragraph at the end of it.

Employ block paragraphing - i.e., to start a new paragraph, hit "return" twice and don't use an indent.

She started a new paragraph, "To use Aristotle's categories, what are you doing, thinking, and making?" I was doing nothing but pushing a broom and folding shirts, my thoughts were all vague and tormented, and I was mak-ing little beyond writing a few pages of a novel about my mother's sex life for my advanced English class.