Sentence examples for by punctuation from inspiring English sources

· Perturbed by punctuation?

Truss is quite clear about the role played by punctuation in making words mean something.

I love, too, the way the rest of the sentence unfolds breathlessly, unencumbered by punctuation.

The Angels (no relation to Charlie's) argues that we office workers can no longer afford to be confused over commas or perplexed by punctuation marks.

These exaggerated alternations, where sentences and their units, astutely marked out by punctuation, have a brief fragmentary life, create, on the first page of To the Lighthouse, a radical idea of "style".

Prices starts at a friendly $13,995, and rise through the range with quirky model names differentiated by punctuation: the Soul + and the Soul ! lead up to the fanciest Soul, the Sport, which starts at $18,595.

On a certain topic/material Example (cognitive ability) Can recognize Specific information In a simple Story about personal experience Example (comprehension strategy) Can analyze The author's attitude By punctuations in Stories about life experience and perception.

It will soon be followed by other punctuation marks by people and companies following the crowd that is straining to be distinctive.

Of the various projects the site features, including film, books, musical recordings, fine art and, recently, a piano duet performance inspired by the punctuation in a work by J. D. Salinger, film remains the top category in terms of the amount of money raised since the site was started two and a half years ago.

Un-comma-ly bad punctuation BY Richard Pinto ALEXANDER OF BYZANTIUM is credited with inventing punctuation sometime in the third century B.C. Apparently what was good enough for the Greeks is not good enough for the Dow Jones industrial average.

The end of a sentence was demarked by a punctuation mark which was not optimal as later confirmed by the error analysis.