Sentence in sentence

801 examples of Sentence in a sentence

But the editor pointed out that we could not have "present" and "presence" in the same sentence.

This one sentence before the story started was enough to make the brain responses of all the people that believed the wife was having an affair be very similar in these high-order areas and different than the other group.

And if one sentence is enough to make your brain similar to people that think like you and very different than people that think differently than you, think how this effect is going to be amplified in real life, when we are all listening to the exact same news item after being exposed day after day after day to different media channels, like Fox News or The New York Times, that give us very different perspectives on reality.

So it doesn't really come as a surprise that being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer means facing an almost certain death sentence.

AIDS was a death sentence.

11-year-olds cannot do simple addition, they cannot construct a grammatically correct sentence.

Every time I record audio, I fumble my way through saying each sentence many, many times, and then I go back in and pick the ones where I think I suck the least.

My friend Zion Suliman once told me a smart sentence.

To test this, we gave people combinations of words to use to make a sentence.

Blindness was a death sentence for my independence.

I can't tell you how many times I've heard somebody say, "I'm not a feminist, but ..." And I always think if there's a "but" in the sentence, it can't all be roses in the garden.

A freshly minted PhD, ready to take on this horrific illness, which in Kenya was almost certainly a death sentence.

Many of these people who are in jail only because they can't post bail are facing allegations so minor that the amount of time it would take for them to sit waiting for trial is longer than the sentence they would receive if convicted, which means they're guaranteed to get out faster if they just plead guilty.

But a cancer diagnosis doesn't have to be a death sentence.

We suggested adding the following sentence: "Someone may call you to find out about your experience at the polls."

This sentence makes it feel more observable when you go to the polls, and it increased the effect of the letter by 50 percent.

In his essay, "Politics and the English Language," he described techniques like using pretentious words to project authority, or making atrocities sound acceptable by burying them in euphemisms and convoluted sentence structures.

I eventually served 10 years, two months and seven days of a prison sentence.

This matters, because the higher score you are, the more likely you're being given a longer sentence.

Is this sentence true or false?"

This sentence is likely to be false.

I am trying to convey that there is hope for those infected and HIV is not the death sentence it was in the '80s.

She reassured me what I already knew, that this wasn't a death sentence, and she even offered to put me in contact with her brother, who had been living with HIV since the early '90s.

And before I had even gotten the whole sentence out, he had moved on to the soccer game he was going to play at recess.

It's one I suffered a chronic case of, so much so that I spent 24 years of a life sentence in prison for kidnapping, robbery, and attempted murder.

Your statement can only be a single sentence.

And when it finds one of those phrases, it grabs the full sentence up to the period and also tries to identify demographic information about the author.

So, their gender, their age, their geographic location and what the weather conditions were like when they wrote that sentence.

These dots here represent some of the English-speaking world's feelings from the last few hours, each dot being a single sentence stated by a single blogger.

And the diameter of each dot corresponds to the length of the sentence inside.

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