Example Sentences

I felt sympathetic towards the starving children in Africa.

Because it is the simple past tense, "The man slept in the chair" can have more than one connotation, which can be explained with additional context:

"The man always slept in the chair."

"The man slept in the chair because he was too tired to go home."

"The man slept in the chair despite the activity taking place around him."

Never underestimate the power of the Force.

Some good words to start a sentence could be "Furthermore," "Additionally," "Moreover," or "Nevertheless." These words can help add coherence and flow to your writing.

The pencil danced across the page.

The pencil groaned as the boy sharpened it.

Darryl lived a stone's throw from the creek and proved it every chance he could get.

The literary device that uses "like" or "as" to make a comparison between two different things is called a simile.

Assume, suppose, infer, presuppose.

His sentence was riddled with imperfection.

It was such a beautiful day, I decided to spend it horizontally on the beach

I just want to know who's asking about whose laptop this is.

She was a materialistic girl - only caring about whether her shoes were the latest model or if her clothes created a statement.

The car suddenly stopped, and just in time!

I just stopped by to say hello.

She asked for a secret to humility.

Humility is an important value.

He showed humility when he asked for forgiveness.

Jessie had too much humility.

The three bases of human dignity are inherent worth, equality, and autonomy. This means that every person has value and deserves respect, should be treated fairly and justly, and has the right to make decisions about their own life.

Conscience is the inner sense that distinguishes right from wrong. It can be influenced by personal beliefs, experiences, and societal norms, leading to differing judgments on morality. In this sense, conscience could potentially "make a mistake" in terms of aligning with objective standards of morality.

The word "facetiously" contains the vowels aeiouy in that order.

no, even if it is a noun it is not a proper one so you will not have to capitalize the d here is an example sentence:

My dad is the current principal at Gorland School.

Janet got so wet from the rain, she had to wring out her sodden clothes.

"Thought" can be used as a noun to refer to the process of thinking or the result of thinking, such as an idea or concept. For example, you could say, "Her thought was to pursue a career in music," or "Deep thoughts often lead to new insights."

Example: "I answered this question out of the goodness of my heart."

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An apostrophe is used in "it's" when it is a contraction for "it is" or "it has." "Its" without an apostrophe is the possessive form, used to show that something belongs to or is associated with a thing or animal rather than a person.

Joel kept a copy of his favorite Chinese proverb on his wall.

or

The millenia-old proverb spoke of the danger of greed.

Here is a sentence with suggestions: I have a few suggestions on how we can improve our customer service - we could offer more training to our staff, implement a feedback system, and update our online resources.