expression, a sentence

a nominal sentence, a sentence that begins with the subject (subst. or pronoun), or one that is composed of an inchoative and an enunciative

conditional sentence

sentence consisting of a verb and a subject

sentence that distinguishes between true and false

a parenthetical sentence or clause, (something said) by the way, by the by, witty interpolation

whole world

witticism

compound sentence linked by conjunction

sentence other than a statement (i.e. a question, exclamation or command)

exclamatory sentence expressing surprise

interrogative sentence

interrogative sentence, explanation-seeking sentence

to make fun of, poke fun

to make fun of, poke fun

to say something sarcastically

complex sentence in which one part states the cause of something mentioned in the other part

from among (many things or persons), from or out of the whole

in short, to sum up, in a word, on the whole, altogether

from among (many things or persons), from or out of the whole, out of all, among all, of all these, totally, upon the whole

of that number, out of that total, out of them all, out of the whole, in short, in substance, on the whole, out of, from among

benedictory sentence

the sentence in which to express surprise, etc.

the finance minister of Deccan's Bahmani Empire, the caretaker of all departments of a monarch

declarative sentence

(Grammar) a sentence with more than one subject or predicate, compound sentence

negative interrogative sentence

royal revenue officer