Sentence examples for structures sentences from inspiring English sources

As the grammarian Robert Funk explains, T.G., as it is known to linguistic insiders, holds that "meaning is generated in the deep structure and then transformed into a variety of surface structures (sentences we actually speak)." As I get it, the transformationalists are figuring out why children acquire their native language so quickly and spontaneously.

My mother has this way of structuring sentences that is extremely, uproariously funny.

Viviane Schwarz's blood red thumbprint finches get to the beating heart of our existence and Alexis Deacon's minimalist, beautifully structured, sentences are like a beginner's course in existentialist thought.

He had spent fourth grade learning to structure sentences, when his peers were writing full paragraphs, and middle school writing paragraphs, when his peers were tackling essays.

All languages structure sentences into Subject, Verb, and Object, but languages differ in the way they classify the relations between actors and actions.

The query recommended by the software is 'LanC-like AND protein'; running this with the SVM-based 'rank and extract structure sentences' qualifier generates a number of sentences from nine possible abstracts.

Such structured information includes grammatical structures of sentences known as 'parse trees' and the biological entities involved in the sentences.

The output of the algorithm is an ordered list S_StructureList containing syntactic structures of sentences in the new paragraph.

The deep structure of sentences is described on the sememic stratum and the surface structure on the morphemic.

Our critic, Peter Brooks, said Davis "nimbly reassembles those long but firmly structured Proustian sentences".

The deep structure of sentences was something revealed by Noam Chomsky, a strident advocate of the exceptionalism of human language.