The result is a novel that, paragraph to paragraph, is alive with imagination.
Wolfe is so obsessed with men's dress that paragraphs often become saddled with descriptions of clothing, which is in part how the book ends up yawning past 600 pages.
(For the next few paragraphs, I'm going to talk about details of the episode. If you want to skip that part, you can jump back in with the paragraph that starts with "Maybe").
All Sarah Palin demonstrated was that after days of intensive coaching, she could memorize talking points and when a question was asked she could ratchet through her memory banks and come up with the paragraph that somewhat, but not always, matched the question.
There are a number of oddities about that paragraph, starting with the fact that Pulis and Villas-Boas, whose styles of football are apparently so different, should be, if not necessarily friends, then at least close enough to ring each other for advice on signings.
If you are writing a persuasive essay, this sentence should make an argument that supports your thesis, but also can be backed up with the evidence presented in that paragraph.
Your profile should have an opening paragraph that grabs the reader's attention, with the paragraphs that follow laid out in a logical, clear, concise and approachable manner.
Each paragraph should start with a sort-of "mini-thesis" for that paragraph.
If you're a journalist nodding along with that last paragraph, then answer this question: does your publication use unpaid interns as the prevalent mode of determining full-time jobs?
