Sentence examples for a lowercase from inspiring English sources

Take exhale, with a lowercase "e".

A lowercase A inspired 16 variations, a period only one.

Both considered it a reunion date with a lowercase "d".

A lowercase baby boom preceded the "Baby Boom".

Anonymity, with a lowercase "a," also makes the movement vulnerable.

Yes, I am liberal at heart, but as of today, a lowercase liberal.

In ASCII a lowercase a is always 1100001, an uppercase A always 1000001, and so on.

In my view, it looks odd and distracting to refer to a lowercase "tea party".

(Simplehuman also uses a lowercase "s" in its logo, to advertise an appealing modesty in its own achievement).

Internet often appears with a lowercase I on the Internet itself -- but then, spelling online is dreadful, u kno.

The museum's official abbreviation -- long "MOMA" -- would, Barr thought, be better served by a lowercase "o": "MoMA".