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Example Sentences
Questions asking for an example of a sentence with a certain word in it.
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How do you use ethical principles in a sentence?
All health care professionals are held to a high standard of ethical principles.
Can you make me a sentence using velleity?
An example of using the velleity:
Samuel sometimes mentions that he would like to go back to school, but his interest strikes me as more of a velleity than a firm statement of purpose.
-Kara Raiteri
How do you use the word psychology in a sentence?
Example sentence - He would study psychology at the college and serve his internship during the last semester.
Sara wants to study in the field of psychology in a few years.
She took three courses at the university but none were in psychology.
Psychology can be used to study mental processes and behavior.
The scientists studied the psychology of the man for why he murdered his own mom.
How do you use the word want to be in a sentence?
You can use the word "want" to express desires or preferences in a sentence. For example: "I want to go to the store."
How do you do looming in a sentence?
Looming refers to appearing large or threatening, often in a way that causes concern or fear.
Is it possible to use the pronoun it twice in a sentence?
Yes. Example: "It was over almost as soon as it started."
However, such a sentence requires some context from neighboring sentences to identify what "it" is.
What is a sentence for the word coinage?
Coinage could be accurately described as neology.
The recent coinage of the word redonkulous is suspect.
How can you use the word sully in a sentence as a verb?
Sully means to dirty or damage something, or cheapen it- usually symbolically. "You will not sully my good name with false accusations."
- She had a sense of hysteria about the event.
- We found the victims in a state of utter hysteria, they seemed in shock.
How do you make a sentence with were to in it?
I could answer that question if you were to phrase it a bit differently.
They were to arrive hours ago.
Can you Give an example of an exhibitionist and say why they are an exhibitionist?
An example of an exhibitionist could be someone who enjoys exposing their genitals in public places. This behavior typically stems from a psychological need for attention, validation, or arousal by the act of being seen naked or engaging in sexual behavior in front of others. Exhibitionism is considered a paraphilic disorder and can be harmful to both the individual and those around them.
Can you put phase and faze in a sentence show it?
Fortunately, John was not fazed by the thought that his wedding would start a new phase of maturity in his life.
Show a sentence for the word at?
At least a third of all sentences must contain the ubiquitous preposition "at", including this one.
What is the purpose of a period in a sentence?
The purpose of a period in a sentence is to indicate a complete stop at the end of a complete thought. A period in a sentence acts much the same as a stop sign on a road: you stop, wait a short bit, and continue. (On a road, you look for other traffic, but in reading, a period allows you to take a breath before continuing.)
This is an example of sentences without periods. Notice how hard it is to read these 3 sentences:
I had a birthday party With my friends present, I opened my gifts My mother baked my cake and took pictures at the party
NOTE to Supervisors: do not punctuate or remove this example of 3 sentences lacking periods.
How do you make sentence with Norse?
One can create a sentence with Norse by using words from the Old Norse language or incorporating themes from Norse mythology or history. For example, "The brave Viking sailed across the stormy seas to explore new lands."
How do you make a sentence using word fake and mane?
Some female lions look like they are wearing a fake mane, but biologists have found some female lions can have a dark mane just like a male lion. These masculinized female lions are usually accepted by a female tribe, but the females with dark manes can also fool regular male lions.
How do you use the word idiolect in a sentence?
An idiolect refers to the unique language style and vocabulary used by an individual. For example, "Her idiolect, filled with slang and regional expressions, sets her apart from her colleagues."
How do you use a verb and pronoun and adjective in a sentence?
pronoun (verb) ((adjective)) (((object)))
She (walked down) the ((dark)) (((street))).
He (whistled) a ((lively)) (((tune))).
Can you give me sentence instead of using said?
"Of course!" I exclaimed.
"Sure!" I shouted.
"No problem." I whispered.
"Don't mention it." I sighed.
"Why not?" I questioned.
"How so?" I asked.
"Annoying people!" I ranted.
"No way." I breathed.
"I don't know." I mumbled.
"Stay away." I muttered.
"I hate you!" I cried.
"I like chocolate." I stated.
"This is how you do it..." I explained.
"Well done!" I congratulated.
"Don't touch that." I warned.
"Don't step any closer." I threatened.
"Silly billy!" I teased.
"1+1=2" I calculated.
"Why?!?!?!" I whined.
"But I don't like waking up!" I complained.
"Actually, why not?" I considered.
"Lets complete this!" I agreed.
"You can do it!" I encouraged.
""Tell the teacher now!" I ordered.
"Wake up." I urged.
"I like blue." I mentioned.
"Why not try this out?" I suggested.
"Welcome." I greeted.
"Oh really?" I smiled.
"I'm sad." I frowned.
"You spell calculated, C-A-L-C-U-L-A-T-E-D" I corrected.
"Why you little..." I growled.
"Don't press that button!!!" I barked.
"I was not lying!!" I roared.
"Be quiet!" I bellowed.
"Who just talked?" I boomed.
"Not me." I whimpered.
"Zip it." I snarled.
"What are you talking about?" I laughed.
"Nothing." I giggled.
"W-what's y-your n-name?" I stuttered.
"I'm innocent!" I sobbed.
"Hurry up!" I groaned.
"You're not meant to run." I reminded her.
"You want to fight?" I challenged.
"Bring it on!" I replied.
"I don't know." I answered.
"Hello." I repeated.
"I'm sorry!" I apologised.
"Where is it?" I wondered.
Okay, that's all that popped into my head. I'm sorry if I repeated something. ;)
