Sentences with phrase «first sentence because»

You caught my attention in the first sentence because recently I viewed a home that I absolutely loved.

Tony Abbott's quietly powerful new novel, Firegirl, draws the reader in from the very first sentence because of what...

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Be wary of authors whose first language is not English because their unfamiliarity with the language could result in awkward sentence constructions.

This is believed to be the first official death sentence given because of something that happened on social media.

lol, you really are a moron... first reread that post you quoted from me... where in that sentence does it say that latin was the original language for the bible — it says that there was an uproar over it being printed in another language other then latin — thats because around the time of henry the 8th the only way to view the bible was in latin... the torah is the original bible, the new sh!t is just that, new — its an addition and thats all it will ever be!

The fact listed in the first part of that sentence is inarguable, but you sense in that qualifier, «not just because,» a turn away from the religious grounds of church - going.

In a previous case, judges threw out the death sentence for a defendant because three hours lapsed between the offense and the first report made.

It has been ignored in the first part of the second sentence because we have too hastily identified it with the primordial envisagement of all forms.

Because of the above (cf. first sentence of Chapter IV, «The Role of the Church in the Modern World», beginning at para 40) the Council wanted to foster a respectful «dialogue» with the great mass of people outside the Church «acknowledging their positive values» (57).

Because they disregarded the first part of the sentence.

Seems simple enough but your mind never gets beyond that simple sentence because it's a paradox telling you first you shall and then instantly negating it.

Doomed, I read your first sentence and then stopped because the rest of your post is disqualified.

So all we learn from this passage regarding the sacrificial nature of the Eucharist is what the first sentence, taken alone, says: that the sacrament is called a sacrifice because it represents the Passion, in other words, just what St Thomas expounds in III, q. 83.

All I have to say is «WOW» but not solely because of the recipe, but because of your first sentence I procrastinate from my homework the best when I'm baking.»

If spu do this at their first ever opportunity, I don't know how to finish this sentence because it's just plain unthinkable.

On to my first sentence, I would have to argue that our «private, personal» time has become much more fun and wholesome because we're forced to find new and creative ways to enjoy each other.

The way we construct sentences can also help reduce misunderstandings, he explained: «It's a good idea to put important information first because we are more likely to miss unusual words when they are near the end of a sentence.

Your first sentence really caught my eye because my daughter and I recently talked about the Sunday scaries and that sense of dread that can come over you as the weekend slips away.

Aw, I was actually a bit disappointed at this post because after the first picture I expected more pictures or at least a longer story — one picture (even though it's beautiful) and 2 sentences really don't work for me, it's not the best way for followers to «live» into the post, let themselves be carried away.

If you're working on a traditional online dating profile, keep the word count to about 100 to 125 words, avoid really lengthy profiles because no one's going to read past the first couple sentences and there should be enough in there to keep them intrigued to read more.

Ill save you a lot of time, because I know you're just going to look at my pictures and MAYBE read the first few sentences of my summary, and decide whether or not to message me...

I sent my first message nervously, wondering what reply might come back, and was slightly surprised A lot of people clearly didn't know what to write in an online dating m Because Complete Sentences Make People Swoon.

The skill of Preview skimming, which requires students to highlight (or, in the example above, record) the first sentence of each paragraph, can help those who are struggling with reading comprehension because it reduces the amount of text they must process at any given time.

Explain that in the first sentence, the word «Pete,» has to begin with an uppercase letter because it starts and sentence and because it is a proper noun: It names a specific character in a movie.

Mark helped me refine my query letter (make it crystal clear) because agents don't read past the first 2 sentences unless you've done that.

Another reason why you should write a rough draft first, is because this way you can change sections, subsections, paragraphs and sentences the way they fit the best.

I note all this because the very first sentence of your comment struck me as a straw man, and therefore not a productive way to introduce your thoughts.

The reason I don't use special formatting for the first line or the first sentence is because of the different screen sizes and magnification your readers will be using.

Some students fear they must get everything perfect on the first draft, and shut down because they do not know how to spell a word or compose various sentence structures effectively.

Because the first two sentences are written in active voice, they feel forceful, less fluid.

- I specifically state the book is addressed to a female within the first few pages: he thought it was addressed to a male - «shock» I suffered racism because I look more white - suggesting I only thought people had said racist things to me because I have a persecution complex - minutes after I gave him the manuscript he said some sentences were too long.

This decision by the judge rests on one legal tenet, and one tenet only, as noted by Martin within the last sentence of the first paragraph: ``... all because he reported on a significant defect verbally, rather than in writing.»

With the first one, you don't know what it means, because you've made an assumption outside the sentence.

Then again, I think I could probably save you the 600 - page trek (that's just the first volume, remember) and answer in a sentence: because cars, airplanes, air con and heating are comfortable, useful and a definite improvement on living in caves.

I think NTZ likes this paper because it mentions «decreasing trends» and «temperature» in the first sentence of the paper's abstract.

Because the comparison in the first quoted sentence considers the same time period for both the carbon dioxide observations and the «temperature» observations, it (the comparison) is necessarily predicated on an «instant» causality * — at least relative to the length of the period, between carbon dioxide and temperature (either before the other depending on tastes).

I blame Neven because it took only a one sentence comment which had the good fortune to be the very first of a thread that now lives in infamy and make #WUWT look like a moron.

It must be RNH because you address me only in the first sentence.

For all the length of this student's paper, it could just have easily been distilled to a single sentence: «The science of man - caused global warming is settled, skeptic climate scientists are paid industry money to lie about it being not settled, and everybody may ignore those skeptics because of those first two points.»

Upon first read, the SCOTUS oral argument transcript in Kimbrough is a bit less frustrating because Kimbrough's lawyer did a nice job stressing that Derrick Kimbrough's 15 - year sentence seems in harmony with the sentencing purposes Congress set forth in 3553 (a)(2).

Federal sentencing fanatics know that the Paul case in the Ninth Circuit is significant because it was arguably the first (and might still be considered the only) circuit ruling that a within - guideline sentence should be reversed as substantively unreasonable.

Because as Rocket X1's Larry Port points out, your first sentence needs to be «abundantly clear to someone surfing the web half - asleep at 11 p.m.»

Even when I was practicing law, I was better off getting out a spoken version with dictation first on a brief or whatever I was writing because I could get the thoughts out of my head as opposed to sitting there starring at the screen saying all right what's my first sentence.

Sam Glover: Today, I sarcastically observed on Twitter that the last sentence in every... Somewhere in the first paragraph of every story about AI and law, you have to either state that it's coming for lawyers» jobs or that it's not going to take over lawyers» jobs because that is the ultimate question, I guess.

If someone asks you how much is your consultation and that's the first sentence, I don't just tell them because they're going to go, «Oh okay, thanks bye.»

A 61 - year - old man who has been in prison since 1976 was freed Thursday after a Wayne County Circuit judge agreed to vacate his sentence because his first - degree murder conviction was based on a discredited scientific method.

The Crown initially sought a lengthy jail sentence, but Vancouver Criminal Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan successfully persuaded first the Crown and then the Court that because of Client's excellent rehabilitative prospects, the Client should be permitted to serve his sentence under supervision in the community.

Speaking of confusing at first, clearly midterms have fried my brain because that was an awful sentence.

Our cover letters will complement your resume because each one that we create is unique, persuasive and will immediately capture the reader's attention starting from the first opening sentence and keep them interested up until the last.

General things like your vocabulary, grammar, sentence construction, etc are very important because it is the language that will attract the eyes of the reader at the first glance.