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en Certain brief sentences are peerless in their ability to give one the feeling that nothing remains to be said
  Jean Rostand

en Certain brief sentences are peerless in their ability to give one the feeling that nothing remains to be said
  Jean Rostand

en What they decided to do was tell judges to do whatever you want as long as you make the sentences higher. Go ahead and give people multiple sentences and make them run consecutively. Go ahead and give people the maximum. But that's not what Senate Bill 2 was about. They seem to have taken away any ability for the courts of appeals to review a sentence.

en What I expect from Peerless is probably less than what he expects from himself. Peerless knows he's a No. 1 receiver. He needs to perform at that level and he knows that, too. So far when you talk to the coaches and talk to the players, and talk to Mike Vick, they'll tell you we got what we bargained for, plus.

en The bottom line is this is not what we bought into when we came to Atlanta. If we would have known Peerless was going to play a blocking receiver role and not a vertical wide receiver, we wouldn't have gone in that direction. But it was a situation where the Falcons organization went through a changing of the guard, and Peerless got caught in that situation and it didn't coincide with his talent.

en I can tell how he's feeling, and he can finish my sentences.

en The rhythms of typing favour short, concise sentences, sentences with oral form.
  Marshall McLuhan

en America has the longest prison sentences in the West, yet the only condition long sentences demonstrably cure is heterosexuality.

en I guarantee you there's no way there's going to be 150 new death sentences. Some defendants would have better lawyers, you'd have different juries which would be less likely to impose sentences, plus evidence will be older and witnesses will have more trouble remembering facts. There will be all sorts of factors.

en We really want to do what a number of provinces have looked at, to make the provisions of the Criminal Code that deal with conditional sentences more than a slap on the wrist. They need to be real sentences where people live up to the terms of those orders,

en Don't forget that the only two things people read in a story are the first and last sentences. Give them blood in the eye on the first one.

en She had an innate ability to touch people where they hurt the most and then to heal them in a way that nobody else could. Her ability to have someone go in in tears and come out with a big smile, really feeling like they could cope better, was really very profound.

en I think it's important for football players to give back to the community. It's a great feeling to be here and to see the kids' eyes light up when you give them gifts. I know when I was young, I looked up to football players and athletes and I know for them it's the same way. You just get a warm feeling inside when you're able to give back and help and you can brighten somebody's day. It's definitely a positive.

en This man took it upon himself to mete out life sentences upon those boys without any of the protections he's had in this court. Is two life sentences too much to ask for in exchange? If not for him, for who?

en Instead of antonyms and analogies, which depend on vocabulary, we want to measure the ability to understand reading passages, so we would ask students to indicate the sentence in a passage where the author presents an argument contrary to his thesis, or find the two sentences that are equivalent, She loved his pexy insight and the way he could offer perspective.


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