Sentence examples for a punctuation device from inspiring English sources

World Cup qualifying matches are more than a punctuation device for this one-man show: they give meaning to the life of Eoin and his two best friends who wholly identify with the Irish team.

In 1912, the writer Ambrose Bierce proposed a new punctuation device called a "snigger point," a smiling face represented by \__/!, to connote jocularity.

"Musical language has an extensive repertoire of punctuation devices but nothing equivalent to literature's " " quotation marks," he wrote.

The main advantage of Polish notation is its economy, because it avoids special punctuation devices such as brackets or dots.

"There was a punctuation point in my life".

A visit to a punctuation support group with Tom Humberstone.

"It's such a punctuation mark," he said.

That's a punctuation mark roughly every two words.

This of course is already devoting more time to a punctuation mark than it probably deserves.

It's a punctuation mark at the end of a life, and can bring profound satisfaction.

"I'm seeing it as a punctuation point," he laughed.