well.. your major problem is probably that you are just using sort by itself, as though it will make your hash sorted, it won't. sort returns you a list of your sorted keys so you want 
foreach (sort keys %sentance_count)

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try this... 
$total_sentence = @sentances;
foreach $sentence (@sentences) { 
  $count = scalar (split(/[^\w'a-zA-Z0-9_'-?]+/,$sentence)); 
  $sentence_count{$count}++;
}
print ("\nThere are a total of $total_sentence sentences in this text\
+n"); 
  
foreach(keys %sentence_count) {
  print ("\nThere are $_ sentences of $sentence_count{$_} words\n"); 
}

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In reply to Re: Hash sort again!! by suaveant
in thread Hash sort again!! by Anonymous Monk

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