Sentence examples for comma of from inspiring English sources

"You should know that I am not withdrawing a single comma of this proposal".

The difference is the comma of Didymus, or syntonic comma, and equals 0.22 of a semitone.

He accused his opponents of a "Pyrrhic victory" and vowed not to change a "comma" of his rejected reforms.

There are two commonly cited commas, the Pythagorean comma and the comma of Didymus, or syntonic comma.

The new Europeans, for their part, had worked hard to meet every dot and comma of the accession terms.

This amount is called a comma of Didymus, and it makes intervals severely dissonant when their notes are sounded simultaneously.

"Light Years" had an introduction by Richard Ford, whose work I once tried to take a comma out of.

The inverted commas of irony are never far away.

"The word 'paradise' should be in inverted commas, of course.

The horizon was a luminous peach-colored line, and rising above it were gray commas of cloud with copper bottoms, each the size of a small town.

Advocates of both gun rights and gun control are making a tactical mistake by focusing on the commas of the Second Amendment.