Sentence examples for written sentencing from inspiring English sources

In a seven-page written sentencing decision, Justice Stone said that although Mr. Morris,57, claimed he was now a broken man, "he has perverted and has impaired the public confidence in a major government function and effectively slandered many political figures and governmental employees who have dedicated their careers to serving the public with honesty and good faith".

Written sentencing remarks are becoming more common, and can often be helpful in terms of illuminating the thought process and motivation of the judge when deciding punishment.

He writes sentences, and he has a literary focus, and his writing is filled with literary history.

A written sentence possesses a crippling inertia.

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

The thought of picking apart the turgid, empty, "cleverly written" sentences of "proper" fiction fills me with horror.

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.

In a written sentence, after each character, there is an interval and we call it a character interval.

For example, a written sentence is a true and faithful representation of a spoken sentence, although the written sentence is a visible, spatial sequence of characters, whereas the spoken sentence is an audible, temporal pattern of articulated sounds.

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