Borrowing this idea from author David Abrams: The Sunday Sentence is “simply put, the best sentence(s) I’ve read this past week, presented out of context and without commentary.”
“And yet they hardly thought of each other as friends. They would never have designated someone as a best friend or a next-best friend, or joggled people around in these positions, the way girls did. Any one of at least a dozen boys could have been substituted for any one of these three, accepted by the others in exactly the same way.”
From The Love of a Good Woman: Stories
by Alice Munro