Sentence examples for in the punctuation from inspiring English sources

The answer is in the punctuation.

The HTML version of this Article previously published contained an error in the punctuation of the author name Vasilii I. Artyukhov, which was incorrectly given as Vasilii I/Artyukhov.

But there's a tonic jolt of condensed wit in the punctuation of the show's adieu to kawaii, or cuteness — the treacly export charm of big-eyed representations of kids and animals, which has not been limited to the unnervingly mouthless mien of Hello Kitty.

On 28 July 1800, at the suggestion of Coleridge, he wrote to the chemist Humphry Davy: You would greatly oblige me by looking over the enclosed poems, and correcting anything you find amiss in the punctuation, a business at which I am ashamed to say I am no adept.

Students may draw on the article for ideas, as well as mistakes that they recognize that they make: specific errors in punctuation, capitalization, common misspellings, etc. (Be sure that the list identifies specific writing errors within the broader categories listed here, such as end punctuation, underlining, semi-colons, etc. in the punctuation category).

My reason lies in the punctuation rules.

We are taught about the sentence from the outside in, about the punctuation first, rather than the essential components.

Keep in mind that the punctuation is slightly different between a footnote and an entry in your reference sheet.

They were not afraid to take extra bits of time between phrases to emphasize, in a sense, the punctuation of the score.

Trump used the punctuation in a series of posts in which he criticized Democrats for voting against an emergency aid bill.

Bullock's biggest debuts were this summer's The Heat (£2.5m, including £910,000 in previews), the punctuation-challenged Two Weeks Notice (£2.64m), and Speed (£2.31m).