Sentence examples for without verb from inspiring English sources
Finally, speakers with aphasia and verb production deficits also use verbs differently to speakers without verb production deficits, using a high level of semantically "light" verbs containing little semantic information, such as come, go, make, take, get, give, do, have, be, and put (Berndt et al., 1997).
By contrast, it is hard to write without verbs.
Of course, even the very best nouns and adjectives are nothing without verbs.
The short, declarative sentences, some only a few words long and without verbs, have a powerful austerity.
"All too often the prime minister sounded like the true heir to Blair, rattling off platitudes in sentences without verbs..
(All the Okinawan characters speak without verbs: "She trained to please you," "Pornography question of geography".) Colonel Purdy Peter Von Bergg) says things like "You'll find these people lack the capacity for sustained endeavor," and when Fisby volunteers to study the local dialect, Purdy dismisses that idea in the blink of an eye.
"Certainly that business of the short, meaningless phrases without verbs is something that Blair used – I dare say it's something that Hitler used," but he added that these have been popular across the board and still continue to be so now, such as with slogans like the Scottish independence No campaign's "Better Together".
A visit to Michael's is a reminder that "parenting" was once accomplished without books and, for that matter, without a verb to describe it.
And a sentence cannot be grammatically correct without a verb.
Kātyāyana discusses whether one could define verbal bases semantically and thereby possibly do without the verb list.
