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This sentence from Colm Tóibín's Brooklyn is characteristically plain and yet complex.

(It displaced this sentence from William Blake: "The man who never alters his opinion is like standing water, and breeds reptiles of the mind").

Have them incorporate a response to this sentence from today's article: "Unlike most tricks, the allusion triumphs only when people know precisely how it is done".

Take this sentence from "The Quants," a new book by the Wall Street Journal reporter Scott Patterson: "To the quants, beta is bad, alpha is good".

As I returned to the dismal street, there came to me unbidden this sentence from John's Gospel: "Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his mother, and his mother's sister, Mary the wife of Cleophas, and Mary Magdalene".

Because that would soon get mixed up with the actual text of the Gospels, and the reader would wonder, Is this sentence from the New Testament or was it added?

("Gifted Hands," page 93) * This sentence is from page 120 of my book "Gifted Hands".("Gifted Hands," page 121) * "Ben, you have worked your way up from poverty; you have become a surgeon of skill unparallelled.

FYI: this sentence comes from the pen of Tristan Tzara, who wrote the manifestos for Dadaism, under his alias Monsieur Antipyrine.

Instead, this sentence stemmed from a March incident in which Heimbach shoved a black college student named Kashiya Nwanguma in the back at a Trump rally after the then-presidential candidate asked supporters to remove protestors from the crowd.

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This serpentine sentence from Morrissey's just-released Autobiography underlines why it is such a brilliant and timely book.