* The following is ambiguous The heavens are not open to the faithful only at intervals.But Macbeth could scarcely understand what they said, for corso di pittura he was thinking of something worse.above, is very useful, he has invariably been.Here it is difficult to tell whether the theory of disintegration is (1) the result, or, corso di pittura as the absence of a comma after be would indicate, (2) in opposition to the result of these observations.? Contrast No one ever names Wentworth without thinking of &c.When corso di pittura there are several infinitives, those that are dependent on the same word must be kept distinct from those that are not.Pym was looked upon as the man of greatest experience in parliaments, where he had served very long, and was always a man of business, being an officer in the Exchequer, and of a good reputation generally, though known to be inclined to the Puritan party yet not of those furious resolutions (Mod.* Prepositions and pronouns attached to emphatic words need not be corso di pittura moved from the end e.Suspense naturally throws increased emphasis on the words for which we are waiting, i.Sometimes the addition of some intensifying word corso di pittura serves to emphasize.* No one can doubt that the prisoner, had he been really guilty, would have shown some signs of remorse, is not so emphatic as Who can doubt, Is it possible to doubt, &c.Write He gave me, not corso di pittura only advice, but also help.Write, It is useful, &c.In order to, and for the purpose of, can be used to distinguish (wherever there is any ambiguity) between an infinitive that expresses a purpose, and an infinitive that corso di pittura does not, e.A short parenthesis, or modifying clause, will not interfere with clearness, especially if antithesis he used, so as to show the connection between the different parts of the sentence, e.