Sentence examples for distinctive punctuation from inspiring English sources
Sterne's distinctive punctuation long, stretching dashes that show the narrator changing his mind, pausing to digress, reaching for the next surprise enacts this life, this liveliness.
Saramago's most distinctive trademark is his punctuation, or rather the lack of it.
"Punctuation marks can make them look distinctive".
Like the octothorpe, the ampersand is not a mark of punctuation so much as a word transmuted into a distinctive symbolic form.
It will soon be followed by other punctuation marks by people and companies following the crowd that is straining to be distinctive.
The dotted line, like the distinctive hue or underscore that signals a word is clickable on the Web, may be a new kind of punctuation that affects contemporary style.
Other characters or types of characters have similarly distinctive ways of speaking, such as the auditors of reality never having quotation marks, Ankh-Morpork grocers never using punctuation correctly, and golems capitalising each word in everything they say.
"He played with punctuation".
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