Sentence examples for that every sentence from inspiring English sources

Shukman is extraordinary in that every sentence rouses pictures in the mind and every paragraph is faultless in its structure.

"After that, every sentence about me that was written was, 'perverted novelist Jonathan Ames, Jonathan Ameses, downtown pervert,' 'Jonathan Ames, who's rather perverted.' I was like, oh, my God," he said recently over a late breakfast of smoked fish on the boardwalk in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn.

Isn't that every sentence in every book?

"On top of that, every sentence has a number of syllables metered to work out to fulfill certain metric principles.

And now, of course, I not only understand it all, but also find that every sentence is a treasure.

Lydia Davis's stories (or anti-stories) are so short that every sentence counts, and none more so than her first sentences.

This has given it that unnameable quality that makes every sentence true, every silence trustworthy.

The crowd began a chant — Ken-ne-dee — that played counterpoint to the rumbling applause that greeted every sentence of his speech.

I had an angry moment with Firefox a little while back when I found it used some awful font rendering technique that made every sentence look like a tiny parade of hairy, misty spiders.

For instance, a system that merely prepended "Is it the case that" to every sentence would get low marks for both question type and variety.

Especially they that throw them about with tiresome hysterics, forgetting that not every sentence need end with a roar.