| Hansen uses short sentences and has a knack for clarifying opaque and recondite ideas. |
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| Please realize that Haggadic themes are often difficult to convey in a few short sentences. |
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| Lots of short sentences and interesting punctuation in lieu of actually having anything remotely engaging to say. |
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| A paraphrase may be achieved by taking two short sentences and joining them together with an adversative connector. |
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| Where short sentences would have been impactful and punchy, McNamee prefers lengthy, brain-numbing lines. |
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| It's all footnotes, random thoughts, tiny paragraphs, short sentences, more footnotes, some headnotes, and more random thoughts. |
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| The Danish prison system allows those serving short sentences to be released for short spells. |
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| All three also received ridiculously short sentences for such a base, premeditated act of cruelty. |
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| Not surprisingly, then, the earliest writing was based on the way people talk, and that meant short sentences with a direct logical throughline. |
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| Include one or two short sentences describing the career opportunity for which you are looking. |
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| Have fridge magnets available so children can start making words and short sentences. |
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| By implication, these three short sentences confront us with key facts that no one has explained. |
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| Release can be highly disruptive, even after short sentences and whether or not the children and parents live together. |
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| In order to facilitate that interpretation, agents and lawyers should speak at an unforced pace and use short sentences of simple structure. |
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| Apart from this there is a very small group of juveniles, who serve short sentences in local gaols. |
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| If participants express themselves using catchwords only, the moderator must insist that they formulate short sentences. |
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| When in a meeting, speak in short sentences and avoid humour, innuendos or slang that might be misinterpreted. |
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| Use short sentences and simple words whenever possible because not everyone is familiar with idiomatic expressions and colloquial speech. |
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| Mr Barroso, you have unfortunately fallen into the media trap of short sentences. |
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| Use short sentences to express your interests for the position and for the company. |
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| Likewise, a series of short sentences is preferable to a long, complicated construction. |
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| He writes in short sentences with bubbling enthusiasm carrying us along on its current. |
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| He can produce short sentences constructed of memorized expressions, some word combinations and common expressions. |
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| Most people in prison will return to their communities after serving relatively short sentences and possibly after acquiring a blood-borne virus. |
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| British English is different from American English mainly by the way people express an idea. American English is more straightforward with short sentences. |
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| Ann used short sentences to communicate needs to adults, but had problems with echolalia and pronoun reversals. |
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| Elderspeak, with its high pitch, exaggerated slowness, unnaturally short sentences, and use of endearments by relative strangers reminds us all of baby talk – another way to show disrespect. |
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| Use short sentences, but do not use jargon. |
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| But when we are left to ourselves we will be content with short sentences, humble words and clear pictures, so long as they express what we wish to convey in the spirit in which we wish it to be received. |
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| You should therefore try to use everyday language and short sentences, even if this means departing from the wording used by the court in question. |
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| You add verbs to create phrases or short sentences. |
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| I can sum it up, from my own point of view, in two short sentences. |
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| The Committee members were informed that the delegacia also held sentenced prisoners, although these were generally prisoners with short sentences. |
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| The counter and walls of this self-service restaurant reflect Conceptual art's fascination with language, information and short sentences, and seem to jibe with my long-held suspicion that Conceptual art is the new folk art. |
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| This includes high pitches, short sentences, singsong cadences, patronizing tones and use of collective pronouns and infantilizing terms. |
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| At Rome, when Sallust was the fashionable writer, short sentences, uncommon words, and an obscure brevity, were affected as so many elegances. |
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| If your style is inclined to be slow or, as authors say of a certain manner of composition, pedestrian, try writing an occasional paragraph made up of short sentences and sharp words. |
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| Special English is also a controlled subset of the English language with about 1500 words, short sentences, and slower delivery than traditional English. |
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