Most Difficult Sentence in English Language

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Falka · Accepted Answer

I know, I knoooow

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ALANYLPROLYLALANYLSERINE is a name for Tobacco Mosaic Virus. Hard, isn't it?

Hoogard · Answer

I doubt it. You've just listed some amino acids.  Maybee it's a protein this virus starts producing.

Hi-its-me · Answer

Pnuemonoultramicroscopicsylicavolcaniconiosis.  name of a lung disease caused by microscopic silica dust inhaled into the lungs.

Benita · Answer

quote "I shall not argue against it from the supposed impossibility of infinite succession, barely and absolutely considered in itself; for a reason which shall be mentioned hereafter: but if we consider such an infinite progression, as one entire endless series of beings can have no cause from without, of its existence; because in it are supposed to be included all things that are or ever were in the universe: and ’tis plain it can have no reason within itself, of its existence; because no one being in this infinite succession is supposed to be self-existent or necessary (which is the only ground or reason of existence of any thing, that can be imagined within the thing itself, as with presently more fully appear), but every one dependent on the foregoing: and where no part is necessary; ’tis manifest the whole cannot be necessary; absolute necessity of existence, not being an outward, relative, and accidental determination; but an inward and essential property of the nature of the thing which so exists." unquote

The above is definitely the longest sentence that I have come across. Don't really know whether it is grammatically correct!

ChesneyWormbot1 · Answer

The Longest most complex sentence in the written English language is in The Rotters' Club By Johnathan Coe  consitsting of 13,955 words; that is the approximate length of your average recreational novel. However the afore noted passage by Clarke Samuel at 170 words is still rather impressive.

Guest · Answer

0 try say "the sixth sick shiek's sixth sheep's sick. 0-

Dan_brit_abroad · Answer

0 Hmmm... 02br
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00Difficult sentences for guys to say: 02br
001> "I love you." 02br
002> "Yes, please kick me square in the *****." 02br
003> "I think I'm lost. Lets stop and ask for directions." 02br
004> "Christina Aguilera's fashion sense has really declined overthe pastfew years." 02br
005> "Hugh Heffner is NOT the luckiest sonovabitch in the world." 02br
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00Difficult sentences for women to say: 02br
001> "No. Thank you for the offer but I have enough shoes." 02br
002> "Yes, she is prettier than me." 02br
003> "I am wrong." 02br
004> "Christina Aguilera's fashion sense has really improved over the past few years." 02br
005> "Jennifer Aniston is NOT the luckiest ****** in the world." 0-

Anonymous · Answer

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Anonymous · Answer

0Despite it's length it really is not an impressive (difficult) sentence, in that the concepts it addresses are no so complex .   This renders it easy to understand.   Having established its readability level as equivalent to a 13th grade level, or the first year of college, you can see why I would come to these conclusions.    0-

Anonymous · Answer

Who said that you have to name something based on it's amino acid sequence?

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