Example Sentences

A compound sentence using the word "eminent" could be: "The eminent scientist presented her groundbreaking research at the conference, and the audience was captivated by her findings." This structure combines two independent clauses, showcasing both the scientist's reputation and the audience's reaction.

The word "incubus" refers to a mythological demon or spirit believed to visit sleeping individuals, often causing nightmares or engaging in sexual intercourse. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a burdensome or oppressive situation. For example, one might say, "The stress of unfinished work felt like an incubus haunting her every night." In literature, it often symbolizes deeper fears or anxieties.

I can use my big feet as paddles! (Humorous use as pronoun)

There are three feet in one yard. (Distance measurement)

Beat feet! (Run!)

Smite him repeatedly about the head and shoulders!

The first microwave ovens were sold in 1960 but were not a commonly used appliance until the late 1980's

Many people hope to go to heaven when they die.

Each persons is diffrent in their beliefs and values, but I believe that is is big part of being knowledgible and respected.

Several words apply to men and women together. One man and one woman could be called a couple, or pair in certain situations. Partners, coed, mixed sexes, group.

No propaganda technique is used in your question, since you did not give the sentence that you're asking about.

He used his skills very effectively and got the job done quickly.

The scientist used an astrolabe to find the altitude of the sun and stars.

It is a declarative sentence.

I believe the best reason is so that everybody isn't trying to do everything at once, which is a good layer of prevention against a group argument.

You did not provide information on who "he" is. Please re-ask the question.

The man in the street knows that there is corruption in many countries.

Not in common english, unless you're talking about an animal with a specific identity (like if you named your pet Dog). For example, "the dogs went on a walk", it's not capitalized, but with "my favorite pet is Dog" it would be capitalized.

This is the same with humans -- you could say "the soccer moms went to the game", but if referring to someone you call Mom, you would say "Mom picked me up from the game".

If you're referring to the animal by its scientific name, those are usually capitalized (since they are a name). For example, "Members of E. sepositus have five arms."

Census takers and other social studies and sciences do this to figure out how many people or animals inhabit a given area. For instance, The population density of the Los Angeles Metroplex (LA and Orange County) is far greater than that of its nearby desert and mountain regions.

You can't really give good example sentences for such a vague question. There are antonyms to almost every single word you can think of. The way to make an antonym sentence is to pick a word and then pick its opposite. Then, think of a good sentence that uses both words.

Your body is made of atoms.

The sandwich is made of roast beef.

What is that material made of?

Dehydrated means your body lacks the water it needs so a sentence could be; "After seven days in the desert without water he was dehydrated".

It might be a mite that's causing your skin irritation.

Yes, you can start a sentence with the word "Ahead." For example, "Ahead lie the challenges we must overcome." Starting a sentence this way can create emphasis on what is to come or set the stage for the following information.

Her brother has always been a bad egg.
Her mother warned her not to date the bad egg type.