Sentence examples for lowercase objects from inspiring English sources

I'd only read the first few pages, and had been put off by the "Dora the Explorer -speak (Jack, thExplorer -speak narrator, loves Dora, and the book really is written in her exuberant patois, which turns lowercase obJacks intheUppercase Subjects — Backpack! says Dora. Room! says Jack. And Door, and Bed, and Tooth, and so on).

Islanders lowercase Capitals, 4-3.

ED? Lowercase i?

(The lowercase is intentional).

Lowercase "inspector general".

Mix of capitals and lowercase.

(Lowercase, no points, no space).

Take exhale, with a lowercase "e".

(The lowercase "d" was chosen by graphic designers).

Note that pdf and plc are lowercase.

Lowercase orthodoxy is quite another matter.