Sentence examples for the paragraphs which from inspiring English sources

In this book, there are two futures to be deciphered; and I should warn fans for whom the deciphering from scratch is going to be a prime pleasure that the paragraphs which follow contain some spoilers with regards to the set-up.

Weaver was told by one printer that "we would not knowingly undertake any work of a doubtful character even though it may be a classic", while another asks Weaver, addressed as "Dear Sir", to "exclude some of the paragraphs which others have taken exception to" if they are to print it.

While these publications were referenced elsewhere in our paper, the paragraphs which show similarities were not specifically referenced.

Not wanting to sabotage the article, Thomson ended his letter tactfully: "I am sorry to be so critical, because I know you spent a great deal of thought on the paragraph which you sent me.

Grendel howls, hurls stones, and it's almost more than I can bear not to offer up the rest of the paragraph, which gets better and better, culminating in the final line: "But the ram stays: the season is upon us.

There is outlandish humour: the paragraph which begins with Ryan telling how he found "great winged scarab-cased creatures" flying around his room and "had to bash them to death with his shoe" and ends with him observing that he'd "forgotten how physically shy" young people were, is a sublime, Cuskian fanfare of comic non-sequiturs.

To obtain samples of text surrounding memes in posts, we randomly selected ten posts for each meme and then extracted from each post the paragraph which contains the first mention of the meme.

Merkel said the government would present a draft law to remove the paragraph which should be passed in the current legislative period and come into force from 2018.

To accomplish this, reviewers read both the introduction and methods section careful to identify the paragraph which best described the aims of the study.

It's telling that the story's paragraphs, which usually start in the second person, keep gushing into the first.

The latter were used at the beginnings of paragraphs which started new sections of text.