12:27am: The Sentence Meter
A properly drafted sentence should contain a subject and predicate, be only as long as is reasonably required to convey an entire, self-contained thought to its reader in as concise a manner as possible, leaving little or no leeway for unwanted inferences or interpretations, and adhering to sound principles of grammer and composition.
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A well-crafted sentence should have subject and predicate, be only as long as necessary to convey its entire message as concisely as possible, leaving minimal room for stray interpretations while maintaining proper stylistic parameters.
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A good sentence should have a subject and verb, convey its full message concisely, without unintended references, and within proper guidelines.
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A sentence should have subject and verb, convey an entire message concisely, no frills, no spills.
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Actor, action, short and sweet. Wait, dammit...
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Subject verb. Oh hell.....
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Ahh, f__k this s__t!
[O] CONGRATULATIONS, YOU HAVE CONSTRUCTED A PROPER SENTENCE.