Sentence examples for its punctuation from inspiring English sources

A nonactor inhabits the situation so completely that he or she isn't able to view it from the outside, to perceive it as a rhythmic whole with its punctuation and its larger dramatic purpose.

Its tiny screen could show only part of a Web page; its punctuation keys were mere slivers; and it offered only a single e-mail account for each machine.

"Treasure Island!!!," Sara Levine's first novel, warrants its punctuation.

In the end, the most perverse thing about Crazy, Stupid, Love. is its punctuation.

Manhattan was missing its punctuation: the two exclamation points at the tip were gone.

Since its publication in 1922, James Joyce's "Ulysses" has been put on trial for obscenity and subjected to reckless overcorrection of its punctuation.

Mr. Apted, who was born in 1941, was a researcher at Granada when he helped find the original children for "Seven Up!" By the second installment, "7 Plus Seven," the series had lost its excited punctuation and its first director, Paul Almond.

But what we also love about this Bible is its strangeness — its weird punctuation, odd pronouns (as in "Our Father, which art in heaven"), all those verbs that end in "eth": "In the morning it flourisheth, and groweth vp; in the euening it is cut downe, and withereth".

Reading Blood Meridian, with its recondite vocabulary and verbal archaisms, its dense, streaming syntax, its sparse punctuation and insistent striving for linguistic novelty, you are indeed overpowered.

"It has perforce its own punctuation mark: Jennifer has gone to teach the heavenly angels to sing jazz".

The book shines when it returns to its roots ("Punctuation and Grammar: LOL"), pulling apart words and sentences with a strange blend of cleverness and sophomoric humor.