After listing the achievements of this "dedicated public servant" and "trailblazing leader" and "tireless advocate," Mr. Schumer's biographer in Boston intended to insert a word bemoaning the senator's admiration for the New York Yankees, but the word was inserted in the wrong sentence.
Section 5, the segmentation task, shows the subjects 19 sentences and asks them to insert a word boundary symbol at each word boundary they perceive.
The demo I saw made it look remarkably accurate, and it's easy to say "after Nuance add Dragon" to insert a word earlier in your rant.
You could then insert a whole word by selecting the one you wanted.
Brackets, not parentheses, are used to insert a clarifying word or phrase of your own into quoted material.
So I built AddAWordBot, which took film titles from the Internet Movie Database and inserted a random word into them; it posts an entry to the hashtag every two minutes, forever.
Alternately, you can long press to insert a tagged word along with the emoji instead.
Several of you asked concernedly whether the choice of clue word was my way of announcing in advance the ending of the Azed series, in the same way that Araucaria warned his many solvers of his last illness by inserting a number of thematic words in one of his Guardian puzzles.
Inserting a few appropriate, intellectual words here and there can make you seem smarter.
Coe, an admirer of Johnson and currently at work on his biography, chose to insert a 13,000-word sentence into The Rotters' Club not to establish his avant-garde credentials but because he imagined it was the best way of conveying the effervescent thought processes of his teenage hero.
