Sentence examples for written sentence from inspiring English sources

A written sentence possesses a crippling inertia.

That perfectly written sentence shows Mr. Guirgis's writer's ear at its sharpest.

That written sentence fragment, period, is another way of signaling "And that's that" or "So there".

My interest began with La Rochefoucauld's "Maxims," a central work whose first edition came out in 1665, and arguably the book in which the written sentence has best approximated the icicle.

The letters are misshapen and crude - very much like this column before the subeditor fixes it - and yet it is easy to make out my firstborn's first written sentence: "Dad is poo".

"All the elixirs in Mexico" recalls Humpty Dumpty, a story that feeds children's delight in comic accident and mishap; "revise her sentence," with its pun, admits that Gregerson's own written "sentence" makes not a bit of difference to the girl or to her parents, who suffer under their own shattering sentence.

One or two clearly written sentences will do.

More specifically, we designed an experiment in which participants read three types of sentences: normally written sentences, regular unspaced sentences, and alternatingbold unspaced sentences.

He was severely impaired on a test of understanding written sentences.

Damage to this region did not, however, predict subjects' ability to comprehend written sentences of equal syntactic complexity.

"I write sentence to sentence".