"useful sentences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to sentences that convey useful information in a concise way. For example, "The guidebook provided me with several useful sentences that I was able to use in a speech."
TR: Companies such as Ask and Powerset are betting that the future is in natural-language search, which lets people use real, useful sentences instead of potentially ambiguous keywords.
I circle sentences I like and connect them with arrows to other useful sentences.
Here's how Voiceitt works: Users fire up the company's app and it asks them to compose then read short, useful sentences out loud, like "I'm thirsty," or "Turn off the lights".
Here's how Voiceitt works: Users fire up the company's app and it asks them to compose then read short, useful sentences out loud, like "I'm thirsty," or "Turn off the lights". The software records and begins to learn the speaker's particular pronunciation.
Basically, he reheated another blogger's compendium of all scientific papers from 2017 that in any way complicate the idea that greenhouse gases cause climate change, taking the most useful sentences out of context though not misquoting them and then, in his headline, leaping to the conclusion that he just disproved the idea of a scientific consensus on global warming.
Some useful sentences may be found below.
For example, students often present characters' speech as communicating their own (the students') ideas rather than the author's: that "Bill says 'x'" satisfies the student as an argument, presumably because they've selected out a useful sentence for quotation.
Future work will be devoted to investigating more useful cross-sentence features and information fusion methods to further improve system performance.
Formatting of the text e.g., font size, use of bold typeface, use of bullets, simplified sentences, and useful pictures or diagrams all contribute to its general readability.
The app is free, but the language-pack add-ons, which teach thousands of useful phrases and sentences in 12 different languages, cost extra.
She wrote what is now an infamous blog post calling me a "loathsome" "useful idiot," then sentenced me to burn in Hell for committing the crime of helping a group of low-income public school parents bring in new leadership after four years of systemic failure.
